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See how time vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Basic sentences using common time words like day, week, hour, and minute.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| El año tiene doce meses. | The year has twelve months. | |
| Son las tres y cuarto de la tarde. | It's a quarter past three in the afternoon. | |
| Mi horario de trabajo empieza a las ocho de la mañana. | My work schedule starts at eight in the morning. | |
| El fin de semana voy al cine. | On the weekend I go to the cinema. | |
| La fecha de hoy es el primer día del mes. | Today's date is the first day of the month. |
More complex sentences discussing durations, deadlines, periods, and specific time concepts.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| El plazo para entregar el proyecto es de una quincena. | The deadline to submit the project is a fortnight. | |
| La duración del semestre es de aproximadamente cinco meses. | The duration of the semester is approximately five months. | |
| El atardecer en la playa es un momento hermoso. | Dusk at the beach is a beautiful moment. | |
| Vivimos en una época de cambios tecnológicos constantes. | We live in an epoch of constant technological changes. | |
| El horario comercial de la tienda termina a las siete. | The store's business hours end at seven. |
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