Mas ¿Qué hora es?

Es la una.
It’s one o’clock.

Son las dos.
It’s two o’clock.

Minutes can be added to the hour using the word y (and).

Es la una y cinco.
It’s five minutes past one.

Son las tres y doce.
It’s twelve minutes past three.

Minutes can be subtracted from the hour using the word menos (less).

Es la una menos cinco.
It’s five minutes till one.

Son las tres menos doce.
It’s twelve minutes till three.

You can also use the words media (half) and cuarto (quarter).

Es la una y media.
It’s half past one.

Son las dos y cuarto.
It’s quarter past two.

Son las tres menos cuarto.
It’s quarter till three.

1. Write the appropriate form of ser (es or son)

   1.  la una. 
   2.  las dos. 

2. Translate the following sentences.

   1. It's four fifteen. 
      

      _______________________.
   2. It's half past eight. 
      

      __________________
   3. It's a quarter till seven. 
      

      ____________________.
   4. It's quarter till two. 
      

      __________________.
   5. It's twenty minutes till nine. 
      

      __________________ .
   6. It's a quarter past four. 
      

      __________________ .
   7. It's half past ten. 
      

      _________________ .
   8. It's half past 6.                                                                                 _______________

   
   

   

   
   

¿Qué hora es?

Regardless of which Spanish-speaking country you’re in, a conversation about time usually starts with ¿Qué hora es? (What time is it?) Here’s how you can tell someone what time it is in Spanish:

• When someone asks you, ¿Qué hora es? respond with the following:
  Es la una (if the time is within the 1 o’clock hour) 

or Son las + the hour (if the time is after 1 o’clock)

Son las dos

                                                               Son las tres

Son las cinco

Telling the time

Basic time telling

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