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How to Say β€˜We have 2:00.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tenemos a las 2:00.

teh-NEH-mohs ah lahs dohs

[teh-NEH-mohs ah lahs dohs]

πŸ’¬ Usage Tip: In appointment talk, [Tenemos a las 2:00] means "We have 2:00 available." Spanish often leaves out words like "available" when the situation already makes it clear.

Phrase Breakdown

Tenemos

[teh-NEH-mohs]

we have

The nosotros form of 'tener'; here it means 'we have' in a schedule context.

Example

Tenemos a las 2:00 una junta importante.

We have an important meeting at 2:00.

A las 2:00

ah lahs dohs

at 2:00

Gives the available time for the appointment.

Example

La cita es a las 2:00.

The appointment is at 2:00.

Words in this phrase

a

[ah]

at

A preposition used to indicate a specific time.

Example

Nos vemos a las 2:00.

See you at 2:00.

las

[lahs]

the

Plural feminine article used in standard clock-time expressions.

Example

A las 2:00 empieza la cita.

At 2:00 the appointment starts.

2:00

[dohs]

2:00

A clock time meaning two o'clock.

Example

La clase termina a las 2:00.

The class ends at 2:00.

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