{"id":7862,"date":"2014-04-15T08:00:42","date_gmt":"2014-04-15T12:00:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=7862"},"modified":"2014-07-16T14:15:24","modified_gmt":"2014-07-16T18:15:24","slug":"talking-about-the-time-in-spanish","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/talking-about-the-time-in-spanish\/","title":{"rendered":"Talking About The Time In Spanish"},"content":{"rendered":"

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You may already know how to tell the time in Spanish so today I’m going to teach you more expressions that may not appear in your textbook,<\/p>\n

Remember, it is very important that you learn fixed expressions and not translate word by word. This will make you more fluent in the long run.<\/p>\n

Here we go!<\/p>\n

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en una hora m\u00e1s – an hour from now
\nde las diez a las once – from ten to eleven o\u00b4clock
\nhace una hora – an hour ago
\ntodo el d\u00eda – all day long
\ntoda la noche – all night long
\nbien temprano – really early
\nbien tarde – really late
\na la ma\u00f1ana \/ de ma\u00f1ana – in the morning
\nde ma\u00f1ana tempranito – early in the morning, in the wee hours of the morning
\nal comienzo de la tarde – in the early afternoon
\nal final de la tarde – in the late afternoon
\nal anochecer – in the early evening
\nde\/a la noche – in the evening, at night
\ncuando salga el sol – when the sun comes up
\ncuando se ponga el sol – when the sun goes down
\nal amanecer – at dawn
\na la puesta del sol – at sunset
\nen plena luz del d\u00eda – in broad daylight
\nde madrugada \/ en la mitad de la noche – in the middle of the night
\ntodos los d\u00edas – every day
\nel d\u00eda entero – all day long
\nd\u00eda por medio – every other day
\nde ocho en ocho horas – every eight hours
\nhoy de ma\u00f1ana – this morning
\nhoy de tarde – this afternoon
\nhoy de noche – tonight, this evening
\nma\u00f1ana de ma\u00f1ana – tomorrow morning
\nma\u00f1ana de tarde – tomorrow afternoon
\nma\u00f1ana de noche – tomorrow evening, tomorrow night
\nanteayer – the day before yesterday<\/p>\n

ayer de ma\u00f1ana – yesterday morning
\nayer de tarde – yesterday afternoon
\nanoche – yesterday evening, last night
\npasado ma\u00f1ana – the day after tomorrow
\ntodos los jueves – every Thursday
\nlos jueves – on Thursdays
\nde lunes a viernes – from Monday to Friday
\nel viernes – on Friday
\neste viernes – this Friday
\nel pr\u00f3ximo viernes – next Friday
\nno este viernes, el siguiente – not this Friday but the next
\nlos d\u00edas de la semana – on weekdays
\nlos fines de semana – on weekends
\neste fin de semana – this weekend
\nla pr\u00f3xima semana – next week
\nla semana pasada – last week
\nel mes pasado – last month
\nhace una semana – a week ago
\na fin de mes – at the end of the month
\na lo largo de – throughout
\nahora mismo – right now
\ninmediatamente – immediately
\nas\u00ed que posible – as soon as possible
\nlo antes que pueda – as soon as you can
\nhasta las diez – by 10 o\u00b4clock<\/p>\n

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You may already know how to tell the time in Spanish so today I’m going to teach you more expressions that may not appear in your textbook, Remember, it is very important that you learn fixed expressions and not translate word by word. This will make you more fluent in the long run. Here we…<\/p>\n

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