Basic time: Scheduling a time for the appointment

💬 [¿A qué hora?] is the fixed way to ask for a time: literally "at what hour?" Use the same pattern with other questions like [¿A qué hora abren?] or [¿A qué hora llega?].

💬 In Mexico, [hacer la cita] is understandable, but [agendar la cita] or [hacer una cita] often sounds more natural for scheduling. You'll also hear [sacar una cita] for booking one.

💬 [Podemos] means "we can," but in questions like this it often works like "can we...?" or "could we...?" The same softening happens in [¿Podemos vernos mañana?].

💬 With clock times, Spanish uses [a]: [¿A qué hora...?] and [a las 4:30]. You can reuse that same pattern with almost any plan: [¿A qué hora nos vemos?]

💬 For available times, [tenemos] often means "we have available," not just "we have." So [Tenemos a las 4:30] means there's a 4:30 slot open.

💬 Use [a la] with one o'clock but [a las] with other times: [a la 1:00], but [a las 2:00]. That's one of the most common little time patterns in Spanish.