¿A qué hora?

To ask what time an event happens in Spanish, we ask ¿A qué hora?

• Ok

• I don't understand

To signify when a class "starts", we use the word "empieza"

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• I'm confused

Choose the best response to the question based on your virtual class schedule: ¿A qué hora empieza la clase de español?

• La clase de español empieza a las once.

• La clase de español empieza a las diez.

• La clase de español empieza a las doce.

To say when a class "ends", we use the word "termina".

• Ok, I'm with you

• What?

Choose the best response to the question about when school ends: ¿A qué hora termina la escuela?

• La escuela termina a las dos y media.

• La escuela termina a las ocho.

• La escuela termina a la una.

Listen to the sentence in Spanish. Is the speaker saying when a class starts (empieza) or ends (termina)?

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Listen to the sentence in Spanish. Is the speaker saying when a class starts (empieza) or ends (termina)?

Evaluate responses using AI:

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Listen to the sentence in Spanish. Is the speaker saying when a class starts (empieza) or ends (termina)?

Evaluate responses using AI:

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When we talk about the time in Spanish, we say the hour followed by "y" then the minutes in Spanish. For example, a las ocho y media would be at 8:30.

• That makes sense.

• I think I need to practice that.

How would you say the following time in Spanish: at 9:00

• a las nueve

• a las diez

• a las once

• a las siete