Saying the time in Spanish presentation

“El tiempo en español” is a practical guide for learning how to tell time in Spanish. It provides clear explanations of common time-related expressions and how to respond to questions about time.

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This resource, “El tiempo en español,” is designed for learners of Spanish to master the skill of telling time. It offers a step-by-step guide on how to ask for the time in various ways, such as:

What time is it? - “¿Qué hora es?”
Do you have the time? - “¿Tienes hora?”
Can you tell me the time? - “¿Me puedes decir la hora?”
The resource then presents common responses, such as:

It’s one o’clock. - “Es la una.”
It’s two o’clock. - “Son las dos.”
It’s exactly three o’clock. - “Son las tres en punto.”
It also includes sections on:

Minutes past the hour: For example, “Son las tres y cuarto” (It’s a quarter past three).
Minutes before the hour: Such as “Son las cuatro menos veinte” (It’s twenty minutes to four).
Times of day: Covers terms like “de la mañana” (in the morning), “de la tarde” (in the afternoon), and “de la noche” (in the evening).
Whether learning basic expressions or more detailed nuances, this guide is comprehensive and effective for improving conversational skills regarding time in Spanish.