Spanish	English
We use "es la" followed by the hour for times between 1 o'clock and 2 o'clock.
Es la una.	It's one o'clock.
For times other than 1 o'clock, we use "son las" before stating the hour.
Son las cinco.	It's five o'clock.
"Media hora" means it's half past the hour.
Media hora.	Half an hour.
Dos y cuarto.	Two fifteen.
For times within the second half of the hour, use the phrase "y" (and) to specify minutes after the hour.
Son las nueve y cuarenta y cinco.	It's nine forty-five.
Aproximadamente las tres.	Around three o'clock.

Spanish	English
¡Hola! ¿Qué hora es?	Hi! What's the time?
Son las dos.	It's two o'clock.
¿Y cuándo es tu reunión?	And when is your meeting?
Mi reunión es a las once de la mañana.	My meeting is at eleven in the morning.
Genial, nos vemos a las diez.	Great, see you at ten.
Nos vemos	See you, we see each other.

Spanish	English
La mañana.	The morning.
Use "la mañana" for the time from sunrise to noon.
La tarde.	The afternoon.
Use "la tarde" for the time from noon to sunset.
La noche.	The evening or the night.
Use "la noche" for the time from sunset to midnight.

Spanish	English
¡Hola! ¿Qué parte del día es?	Hello! What part of the day is it?
Es la tarde.	It's the afternoon.
¿Cómo estás disfrutando de la tarde?	How are you enjoying the afternoon?
Estoy esperando a la noche.	I'm waiting for the night.
Espero que tengas planes emocionantes para esta noche.	I hope you have exciting plans for tonight.

Spanish	English
¡Hola! ¿Qué está pasando ahora?	Hi! What's happening now?
Pasando	Happening
Hoy estamos aprendiendo español.	Today, we're learning Spanish.
¿Y mañana?	And tomorrow?
Mañana vamos al parque.	Tomorrow, we're going to the park.
El parque	The park
¿Qué hiciste ayer?	What did you do yesterday?
Ayer por la noche fuimos a casa a cenar.	Last night we went home to have dinner.
Fuimos a casa	We went home

Saying the time in Spanish

Parts of the day in Spanish