Today we will delve into time expressions and schedule-related phrases
Welcome to Episode 24 of Learn Spanish 5 Minutes per Day in 100 Days!
In this episode, we will delve into time expressions and schedule-related phrases in Spanish. Let's explore how to talk about time and manage your daily activities effectively.
Time is a crucial aspect of our lives, and being able to express and understand it in Spanish will greatly enhance your communication skills.
Let's get started!
Let's begin with basic time expressions. Repeat after me as we go through each phrase.
¿Qué hora es?
What time is it?
Repeat: ¿Qué hora es?
Es la una.
It is one o'clock.
Repeat: Es la una.
Son las dos.
It is two o'clock.
Repeat: Son las dos.
Son las tres y media.
It is half past three.
Repeat: Son las tres y media.
Son las cuatro y cuarto.
It is quarter past four.
Repeat: Son las cuatro y cuarto.
Son las cinco menos diez.
It is ten minutes to five.
Repeat: Son las cinco menos diez.
Es mediodía.
It is noon.
Repeat: Es mediodía.
Es medianoche.
It is midnight.
Repeat: Es medianoche.
These are some common time expressions in Spanish. Practice them regularly to become comfortable with telling time and scheduling activities.
Additionally, it's important to know phrases related to schedules and appointments. Repeat after me as we go through each phrase.
¿A qué hora tienes...?
What time do you have...?
Repeat: ¿A qué hora tienes...?
Tengo una reunión a las 9 de la mañana.
I have a meeting at 9 AM.
Repeat: Tengo una reunión a las 9 de la mañana.
Encontremos a las 3 de la tarde.
Let's meet at 3 PM.
Repeat: Encontremos a las 3 de la tarde.
¿Qué día te va bien?
What day works for you?
Repeat: ¿Qué día te va bien?
Estoy disponible los lunes.
I am available on Monday.
Repeat: Estoy disponible los lunes.
These schedule-related phrases will help you effectively communicate your availability and plan activities in Spanish.
Great job! In the next episode, we will delve into the world of adjectives and comparisons in Spanish. Stay tuned and keep up the great work!
¡Hasta luego! See you later!