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Spanish Time Flashcards

Master time vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.

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Memory Hooks & Tricks

Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Spanish learners.

la fecha (date)

Memory Trick: fetch a

Go fetch a calendar so we can check today's date!

la tarde (afternoon)

Memory Trick: tardy

If you don't wake up until the afternoon, you are going to be tardy for work!

el siglo (century)

Memory Trick: seagull

A ancient seagull that has lived for an entire century perches atop the old lighthouse.

la quincena (fortnight)

Memory Trick: quince

Just like a quinceañera marks 15 years, a quincena is a fortnight of about 15 days.

la época (epoch)

Memory Trick: epic

They filmed an epic movie set in a grand historical época with knights and castles.

el horario (schedule)

Memory Trick: hours

The horario lists all the hourly times and hours on your daily work schedule.

Regional Varieties & Dialects

How time vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.

Weekend

Most of Spain: el fin de semana
Argentina, Uruguay: el finde (coloquial)

Quarter (of an hour)

Spain, Mexico: un cuarto
Argentina, Uruguay: un cuarto de hora
Some Central American regions: quince minutos

Working Day / Business Day

Spain: el día laboral
Mexico, Central America: el día hábil
Argentina, Chile: el día laborable

Holiday / Day Off

Spain: el día festivo
Mexico: el día feriado
Argentina, Uruguay: el feriado

Fortnight (two weeks)

Spain: la quincena
Mexico, parts of Central America: quince días

Schedule / Timetable

Spain, most of Latin America: el horario
Colombia, Ecuador: la agenda (en contexto de horarios)

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