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   What time does a night start in Spanish?

   • For the Spanish, on the other hand, the night starts after eight p.m. “Six p.m.” is still seis de la tarde. It’s important to remember then that the Spanish language is gendered.

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   Do Spanish speakers use Ocho de la Maana or Diez de la noche?

   • Although it’s correct to say, most Spanish speakers don’t use them. We prefer to say ocho de la mañana (“eight in the morning”) or diez de la noche (“ten in the evening”). However, when it comes to writing the time in Spanish, we use the twenty-four-hour clock (also known as military time).

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   How do you tell the time in Spanish?

   • When telling the time in Spanish, know that you don’t need to use a.m. or p.m. Although it’s correct to say, most Spanish speakers don’t use them. We prefer to say ocho de la mañana (“eight in the morning”) or diez de la noche (“ten in the evening”).

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   How to learn time in Spanish?

   • So, when learning about time in Spanish, you need to know that you should always use the feminine article – las because it refers to la hora. The only exception is when you’re talking about one o’clock, in which case you use la. Es la una en punto. “It is one o’clock.” Son las tres de la tarde.

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2. www.spanishlearninglab.com › ask-tell-time-spanishAsking and Telling Time in Spanish: rules, examples & quiz

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   Asking time in Spanish. Other ways for asking time in Spanish include “¿Qué tiempo/hora tienes?” (informal) and ¿Me puede decir la hora? (Can you tell me the time?). In the examples below, you will notice that the answers will use the verb SER as “ES” and “SON” to tell time.

3. www.spanishdict.com › guide › telling-time-in-spanishTelling Time in Spanish | SpanishDictionary.com

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   Quick Answer. It's easy to decir la hora ( to tell time) in Spanish as long as you know your cardinal numbers and ser conjugations. Telling Time with Ser. There are several useful formulas you can learn to help you tell the time with ser in Spanish. One O'Clock.

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   Master Spanish writing with lessons and exercises grouped by Spanish CEFR level with free personalised tests. Revise and improve your Spanish with personalised learning tools for exam and test preparation.

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   Jul 31, 2020 · Although it’s correct to say, most Spanish speakers don’t use them. We prefer to say ocho de la mañana (“eight in the morning”) or diez de la noche (“ten in the evening”). However, when it comes to writing the time in Spanish, we use the twenty-four-hour clock (also known as military time).

8. mydailyspanish.com › tell-time-spanishHow to Tell Time in Spanish: The Ultimate Guide

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   Apr 25, 2018 · If you’ve got all that, and want to know some extra vocab on how to tell time in Spanish (that will make you sound super native ), take a look at these: The morning. La mañana. la mah-’nyah-nah. It’s 8 in the morning/8am. Son las ocho de la mañana. The afternoon.

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   Feb 21, 2022 · Although in the English language AM and PM are frequently used, this is not the case with Spanish, usually, instead, a 24-hour notation is used in formal Spanish and in less formal Spanish usually a 12-hour notation is kept in which case “De la mañana” would be used in the morning and “De la noche” would be used in the evening.