1. Jared M. Whitney M. Emily K. Melissa VB. Ali L.

2. A Spanish speaker asks you what time it is. If you ask a Spanish speaker what time it is.

3. Clock: reloj Alarm Clock: Despertador

4. Uno Dos Tres Cuatro Cinco Seis Siete Ocho Nueve Diez Once Doce Viente Treinta

5. Hour: Hora Minutes: Minutos Quarter past: Cuarto Half past: Media

6. Time: Vez/ Veces On the Dot: En punto

7. AM: Mañana PM: Noche

8. El Fin

9. Brendan, Joel, Ben, Erika, Michelle TELLING TIME IN SPANISH

10. In order to ask what time it is in Spanish, you say “ ¿ Qué hora es?”, or literally, “What hour is it?”. “WHAT TIME IS IT?”

11. The one o’clock hour is different than the other hours because it’s singular. So, you say “es la una” for one o’clock. “IT’S ONE O’CLOCK”

12. Telling Time in Spanish 2:00-12:00Quarter past Half past

13. How to tell time after 1 o’clock ●All time after the first hour is feminine and plural ●Instead of saying “es la una…” you say “son las [hora]”

14. Different Clock Expressions ●Quarter past o There are 2 ways to say quarter past  You could say the hour plus 15 minutes, or you could say the hour plus one quarter ● “Son las [hora] y quince” ● “Son las [hora] y cuarto”

15. Different Clock Expressions (con’t) ●Half past o There are 2 ways to say half past  You could say the hour plus 30 minutes, or you could say the hour plus one half ● “Son las [hora] y trienta” ● “Son las [hora] y media”

16. Quiz Time! Tell us the time in spanish. If there are no volunteers within 10 seconds, we will randomly pick. ¡Vamos!

17. ¿Qué hora es? Son las dos.

18. Qu hora es? Son las doce y quince or Son las doce y cuarto é ¿

19. ¿Qué hora es? Son las cuatro.

20. ¿Qué hora es? Son las ocho y trienta or Son las ocho y media

21. Son las tres. ¿Qué hora es?

22. Son las siete.

23. Son las cinco. ¿Qué hora es?

24. ¡Muy Bien! By: Ben, Ellie, Mandy, Ariel, Kristen

25. Telling Time Using “y”

26. Means “and” or “in addition to” in English. Spanish: Son las doce y trienta. Literal English Translation: It is twelve and thirty. “y”

27. “y” is typically used for 0-30 minutes after the hour. What is “y” used for in time?

28. 12:08 Son las doce y ocho. 3:24 Son las tres y veinticuatro. Examples

29. 5:11 Son las cinco y once. 4:19 Son las cuatro y diecinueve. Examples

31.  From the half hour to the end of the hour you use menos.  Menos mean minus in English.  To use menos in telling time you go to the closest hour and subtract however many minutes are between the two.  Ex.--- For 6:52 the hour would be 7 (siete) and then there are 8 (ocho) minutes between 7 o’clock and 6:52 and so the time would be 7 (siete) minus (menos) 8 (ocho).

32.  The time from the half hour to the end of the hour are written in a specific form.  It is always # menos #  Ex.---- ocho menos cinco  7:55

33.  The form is # menos # but before that comes son las or es la.  In this sense telling time for the last half of the hour is the same as for the first half.  Son las comes before when it is the last half of the hour for any hour between 1:30 and 12:30.  Son las tres menos quice. (2:45)  Es la is used when it is between 12:30 and 1:00.  Es la una menos nueve. (12:51)