How To Tell Time in Spanish: Free Flashcards

Time in Spanish can feel like a tiny puzzle – especially when half past two is las dos y media but half past three runs the same pattern, and then you hit mediodía and medianoche. This list hands you around 121 practical words and phrases so you can stop guessing and start telling time like a local.

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Word / PhraseTypeMeaningExampleTranslation
ayertime adverbyesterdayAyer llovió mucho.Yesterday, it rained a lot.
ayeradverbyesterdayAyer llovió mucho.It rained a lot yesterday.
buenasinterjectionhello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening (greeting used irrespective of the time)Buenas, ¿cómo estás?Hello, how are you today?
cada díaadverbial phraseevery dayCamino cada día.I walk every day.
cada díaexpressionevery dayCada día estudio español.Every day I study Spanish.
cada semanaadverbial phraseevery weekLlamo a mi madre cada semana.I call my mother every week.
cada vezphraseeach timeCada vez aprendo algo nuevo.Each time, I learn something new.
casi nuncaphrasealmost neverCasi nunca veo televisión.I almost never watch TV.
con frecuenciaadverbial phrasefrequentlyCon frecuencia leo antes de dormir.I frequently read before sleeping.
de inmediatoadverbial phraseimmediatelySal de inmediato.Leave immediately.
de inmediatophraseright awayLlama de inmediato, por favor.Call right away, please.
de nocheadverbial phraseat nightTrabajo de noche.I work at night.
de nochephraseat nightEstudio de noche.I study at night.
de prontoadverbial phrasesuddenlyDe pronto empezó a llover.It suddenly started to rain.
de repenteadverbial phrasesuddenlyDe repente empezó a llover.Suddenly, it started to rain.
de repenteadverbial phrasesuddenlyDe repente, empezó a llover.Suddenly, it started to rain.
de vez en cuandoadverbial phrasefrom time to timeDe vez en cuando comemos fuera.From time to time, we eat out.
de vez en cuandoexpressionfrom time to timeDe vez en cuando comemos fuera.From time to time we eat out.
desdeprepositionsince / fromVivo aquí desde 2020.I have lived here since 2020.
desde entoncesadverbial phrasesince thenNos mudamos en junio. Desde entonces, vivimos aquí.We moved in June. Since then, we have lived here.
despuésadverbafter; afterwardsDespués hablamos.We will talk after.
despuésadverbafter; laterPrimero trabajo y después descanso.First I work and then I rest.
despues depreposition phraseafterDespués de comer, salgo.After eating, I go out.
díanounday (any period of 24 hours)Hoy es un día muy largo.Today is a very quiet day.
duranteprepositionduringDormí durante el viaje.I slept during the trip.

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