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Telling time in Spanish is somehow easy for us Filipinos since we use Spanish numbers when telling them in Filipino languages. Let's learn them the standard Spanish way!

Level: A2 (advance beginner)

Sentence Patterns:

¿Qué hora es?
What time is it?

Es la una.
It's one o'clock.

Son las dos/tres/cuatro...
It's two/three/four... o'clock.

For time before 30 minutes:
Es/Son ______ y ______.
It's ______ o'clock.

For 30 minutes:
Es/Son ______ y media.

For time after 30 minutes:
Es/Son ______ menos ______.
It's ______ o'clock.

For 15 minutes:
After the current hour: Es/Son ______ y cuarto.
Before the next hour: Es/Son ______ menos cuarto.

For exact hour, you may choose either:
Es/Son _______. (general)
Es/Son _______ en punto. (for emphasis)

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Do you know how to say that you like or you do not like doing something? Telling these activities in Spanish is easy!

Sentence Pattern:

Me gusta / No me gusta + [infinitive verb]
I like / I don't like + [verbo infinitivo]

Level: A2 (advance beginner)

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Let's learn how to ask what today or tomorrow's date is!

The pattern is this:

¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy/mañana?
What is the date today/tomorrow?

Hoy/Mañana es el [número] de [mes].
Today/Tomorrow is the [number] of [month].

Level: A1 (beginner)

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Let's learn how to count more numbers in Spanish!

Level: A1 (beginner)

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Older Filipinos are still familiar with how to count in Spanish, while younger ones tend to use English instead. Let's learn how to count in Spanish!

Level: A1 (beginner)

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Months of the year in Spanish are no stranger to Filipino speakers, because they are basically the same in Filipino! Let's learn them, including their proper Spanish spelling.

Note: Months of the year in Spanish are generally not capitalized when written.

Level: A1 (beginner)

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Want to ask what day it is today or tomorrow in Spanish? Here are the essential expressions!

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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For Filipino followers: Did you know that almost all the Filipino (Tagalog) names for the days of the week come from Spanish?

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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Want to greet a Spanish-speaker upon seeing them? Or even say goodbye to them? Here are the expressions that you need!

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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Did you know that there are many ways to say your name and even ask someone's name?

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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If you don't know how to say it in Spanish, this question is what you need!

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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