Telling Time in Spanish | Days of the Week & Daily Routine for Beginners @SpanishPlayground
Telling Time in Spanish | Days of the Week & Daily Routine for Beginners  @SpanishPlayground
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
**How to say the time in Spanish ⏰ Learn days of the week, daily routine verbs, and essential Spanish phrases.** Vocabulary list below!

Learn how to tell time in Spanish (*¿Qué hora es?*) and talk about daily routines with this interactive Spanish lesson for beginners. In this live stream, Juan teaches essential Spanish vocabulary and phrases for **la hora (time)** and **los días de la semana (days of the week)**. You’ll learn how to ask and answer the question *¿Qué hora es?* and practice with expressions like *son las dos*, *y cuarto*, *menos diez*, and more.

We also explore how to talk about your **daily routine** in Spanish with key verbs like *desayunar, comer, cenar, levantarse, acostarse,* and *estudiar*. This lesson is perfect for anyone learning Spanish who wants to build confidence with everyday language and conversational skills.

Whether you’re a beginner learning the basics or reviewing Spanish time expressions, this video will help you understand Spanish in context and practice listening comprehension.

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Aprende a decir la hora en español y a hablar de tu rutina diaria con esta clase interactiva para principiantes. En esta transmisión en vivo, Juan enseña vocabulario esencial de **la hora** y **los días de la semana**, como *¿Qué hora es?*, *son las dos*, *y cuarto* y *menos diez*.

También practicamos verbos comunes como *desayunar, comer, cenar, levantarse, acostarse* y *estudiar*, para que puedas describir tu rutina diaria en español. Este video es ideal para principiantes que quieren mejorar su comprensión auditiva y expresarse en conversaciones cotidianas.

Preview this vocabulary list to improve comprehension!

📅 Días de la semana

el lunes – Monday

el martes – Tuesday

el miércoles – Wednesday

el jueves – Thursday

el viernes – Friday

el sábado – Saturday

el domingo – Sunday

Expresiones relacionadas

ayer – yesterday

hoy – today

mañana – tomorrow

antier – the day before yesterday

pasado mañana – the day after tomorrow

el fin de semana – the weekend

entre semana – weekdays

🕒 La hora

¿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

en punto – on the dot / exactly

y cinco, y diez, y cuarto, y veinte, y media – :05, :10, quarter past, :20, half past

menos cuarto, menos diez – quarter to, ten to

de la mañana – in the morning

de la tarde – in the afternoon

de la noche – at night

la medianoche – midnight

el mediodía – noon

la madrugada – early morning (before sunrise)

🍽️ Comidas y horarios

el desayuno – breakfast

desayunar – to eat breakfast

el almuerzo – lunch (used in some regions as midday meal)

almorzar – to have lunch

la comida – lunch / main meal (often in the afternoon in Mexico/Spain)

comer – to eat / to have lunch

la cena – dinner

cenar – to eat dinner

Ejemplos en tiempos verbales

desayuné / desayunaré – I had breakfast / I will have breakfast

comí / comeré – I ate / I will eat

cené / cenaré – I had dinner / I will have dinner

⏳ Verbos en pasado, presente y futuro (rutina diaria)

despertarse – to wake up

levantarse – to get up

lavarse los dientes – to brush teeth

peinarse – to comb hair

vestirse – to get dressed

llegar al trabajo / instituto / oficina – to arrive at work / school / office

tener clase – to have class

estudiar – to study

practicar deporte – to practice sports

volver a casa – to return home

merendar – to have an afternoon snack

hacer los deberes – to do homework

jugar videojuegos – to play video games

navegar en redes sociales – to browse social media

ver televisión – to watch TV

pasear al perro – to walk the dog

ayudar en casa – to help at home

poner la mesa – to set the table

ducharse – to shower

leer – to read

acostarse – to go to bed

dormirse – to fall asleep

🔄 Verbos de tiempo

ser (es, fue, será) – to be (present, past, future)

estar (estás, estuve, estaré) – to be (location/state)

preguntar – to ask

responder – to answer

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