¡Hola! In this lesson, I decided it was time to teach you some more ‘hip’ ways of telling time just in case you would have called me a liar for not teaching it. Enjoy!
Please let me know if this was helpful! Questions, comments and suggestions are all welcome.
Vocabulario:
¿Qué hora es? – What time is it?
¿Qué horas son? – What time is it?
5:59 Es uno para las seis.
7:35 Son veinte y cinco para las ocho.
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If you can say, “Que hora es?” and “Que horas son?” could you say, “Que horas es?”
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I just have a question…. two forms of “What time is it?”
What’s differences between “Que hora es?” and “Que horas son?”
I suppose that differences are related to its answers…. but I’m not sure. so please
tell me what’s difference.
Thanks,
Both are used. I am not sure if “¿Qué horas son?” is more of a slang expression or if it is considered “correct.”
The difference in meaning is:
¿Qué hora es? – What hour is it?
¿Qué horas son? – What hours are they?
Both mean ‘What time is it?’ and can be used though.
-Sr. Jordan
What if u don’t talk like that cuz I’m very bad at math I can just read time the normal way rigbt
It’s been fixed! ¡Gracias!
I think you make an error:
Son las once menos quatro de la noche = 10:56 AM?