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Spanish Numbers, Time and Dates
Practice Spanish chunks for numbers, prices, clock time, days, dates, schedules, frequency, and duration in everyday situations.
Table of Contents
Useful Numbers
- 01
número cinco
number five
- 02
dos personas
two people
- 03
tres días
three days
- 04
cuatro semanas
four weeks
- 05
cinco minutos
five minutes
- 06
cien euros
one hundred euros
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Prices
- 07
¿Cuánto cuesta?
How much does it cost?
- 08
Cuesta diez euros.
It costs ten euros.
- 09
Es demasiado caro.
It's too expensive.
- 10
¿Hay descuento?
Is there a discount?
- 11
Pago en efectivo.
I'll pay in cash.
- 12
Pago con tarjeta.
I'll pay by card.
Clock Time
- 13
¿Qué hora es?
What time is it?
- 14
Es la una.
It's one o'clock.
- 15
Son las dos.
It's two o'clock.
- 16
a las tres
at three o'clock
- 17
media hora
half an hour
- 18
un cuarto de hora
a quarter of an hour
- 19
llegar a tiempo
arrive on time
Days
- 20
lunes por la mañana
Monday morning
- 21
el martes por la tarde
Tuesday afternoon
- 22
este miércoles
this Wednesday
- 23
el fin de semana
the weekend
- 24
entre semana
on weekdays
- 25
todos los días
every day
Dates
- 26
hoy es cinco de mayo
today is May fifth
- 27
el primero de junio
June first
- 28
a finales de mes
at the end of the month
- 29
a principios de año
at the beginning of the year
- 30
la semana que viene
next week
- 31
el mes pasado
last month
Scheduling
- 32
¿A qué hora empieza?
What time does it start?
- 33
Empieza a las nueve.
It starts at nine.
- 34
¿A qué hora termina?
What time does it end?
- 35
Termina al mediodía.
It ends at noon.
- 36
¿Podemos quedar mañana?
Can we meet tomorrow?
- 37
Me viene bien el viernes.
Friday works for me.
- 38
No puedo ese día.
I can't that day.
Frequency and Duration
- 39
dos veces por semana
twice a week
- 40
una vez al mes
once a month
- 41
durante tres horas
for three hours
- 42
desde las ocho
from eight o'clock
- 43
hasta las cinco
until five o'clock
- 44
cada quince minutos
every fifteen minutes
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