Vocabulary Quiz

Spanish Time Quiz

Test your knowledge of Spanish time vocabulary with this interactive quiz. Choose the correct answers and check how well you remember.

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Time in Spanish
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Example Sentences

See how time vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.

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Beginner & Elementary (A1-A2)

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.
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Intermediate (B1-B2)

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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