Hours of the Day in Spanish

In Spanish, telling time uses the feminine article 'la' for one o'clock and 'las' for all other hours.

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01
la una[lah oo-nah]
One o'clock
02
las dos[lahs dos]
Two o'clock
03
las tres[lahs tres]
Three o'clock
04
las cuatro[lahs kwah-troh]
Four o'clock
05
las cinco[lahs seen-koh]
Five o'clock
06
las seis[lahs says]
Six o'clock
07
las siete[lahs syeh-teh]
Seven o'clock
08
las ocho[lahs oh-choh]
Eight o'clock
09
las nueve[lahs nwe-veh]
Nine o'clock
10
las diez[lahs dyehs]
Ten o'clock

Hours of the Day in Spanish — vocabulary chart for English speakers

Example sentences

La una en punto.
One o'clock exactly.
La una y media.
Half past one.
Son las tres en punto.
It is three o'clock exactly.
La clase empieza a las ocho.
The class starts at eight o'clock.
Nos vemos a las cinco.
We will see each other at five o'clock.
La tienda cierra a las diez.
The store closes at ten o'clock.