Spanish Numbers, Time and Dates

Practice Spanish chunks for numbers, prices, clock time, days, dates, schedules, frequency, and duration in everyday situations.

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Useful Numbers
Prices
Clock Time
Days
Dates
Scheduling
Frequency and Duration

Useful Numbers

número cinco
number five
dos personas
two people
tres días
three days
cuatro semanas
four weeks
cinco minutos
five minutes
cien euros
one hundred euros

Prices

¿Cuánto cuesta?
How much does it cost?
Cuesta diez euros.
It costs ten euros.
Es demasiado caro.
It's too expensive.
¿Hay descuento?
Is there a discount?
Pago en efectivo.
I'll pay in cash.
Pago con tarjeta.
I'll pay by card.

Clock Time

¿Qué hora es?
What time is it?
Es la una.
It's one o'clock.
Son las dos.
It's two o'clock.
a las tres
at three o'clock
media hora
half an hour
un cuarto de hora
a quarter of an hour
llegar a tiempo
arrive on time

Days

lunes por la mañana
Monday morning
el martes por la tarde
Tuesday afternoon
este miércoles
this Wednesday
el fin de semana
the weekend
entre semana
on weekdays
todos los días
every day

Dates

hoy es cinco de mayo
today is May fifth
el primero de junio
June first
a finales de mes
at the end of the month
a principios de año
at the beginning of the year
la semana que viene
next week
el mes pasado
last month

Scheduling

¿A qué hora empieza?
What time does it start?
Empieza a las nueve.
It starts at nine.
¿A qué hora termina?
What time does it end?
Termina al mediodía.
It ends at noon.
¿Podemos quedar mañana?
Can we meet tomorrow?
Me viene bien el viernes.
Friday works for me.
No puedo ese día.
I can't that day.

Frequency and Duration

dos veces por semana
twice a week
una vez al mes
once a month
durante tres horas
for three hours
desde las ocho
from eight o'clock
hasta las cinco
until five o'clock
cada quince minutos
every fifteen minutes

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