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20 Sentences for Numbers and Time

For learners who are studying Spanish for the first time, this bundle focuses on basic numbers, time, days of the week, and simple schedule expressions. Practice useful phrases such as “What time is it now?”, “It’s three o’clock,” “Today is Monday,” and “I get up at seven,” which are commonly used in everyday life and travel situations.

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1

¿Qué hora es ahora?

What time is it now?

2

Es la una.

It is one o'clock.

3

Son las dos.

It is two o'clock.

4

Son las tres de la tarde.

It is three o'clock in the afternoon.

5

Son las ocho de la mañana.

It is eight o'clock in the morning.

6

Es mediodía.

It is noon.

7

Es medianoche.

It is midnight.

8

Hoy es lunes.

Today is Monday.

9

Mañana es martes.

Tomorrow is Tuesday.

10

Hoy es domingo.

Today is Sunday.

11

Me levanto a las siete.

I get up at seven.

12

Salgo de casa a las ocho.

I leave the house at eight.

13

Llego a la escuela a las nueve.

I arrive at school at nine.

14

La clase empieza a las diez.

The class starts at ten.

15

La reunión termina a las once.

The meeting ends at eleven.

16

Como a las doce.

I eat at twelve.

17

Trabajo por la mañana.

I work in the morning.

18

Estudio por la tarde.

I study in the afternoon.

19

Descanso por la noche.

I rest at night.

20

Somos tres personas.

We are three people.