How do you say "We have 4:30." in Mexican Spanish?

"We have 4:30." in Mexican Spanish is "Tenemos a las 4:30.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

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How to Say ‘We have 4:30.’ in Mexican Spanish

Q: What does "Tenemos a las 4:30." mean in English?

"Tenemos a las 4:30." means "We have 4:30." in English. Usage tip: Here [tenemos] means a time slot is open, not that "we possess" 4:30. This is a very common front-desk or scheduling shortcut in Mexico.

Tenemos a las 4:30.

teh-NEH-mohs ah lahs kwah-troh y MEH-dee-ah

[teh-NEH-mohs ah lahs kwah-troh y MEH-dee-ah]

💬 Usage Tip: Here [tenemos] means a time slot is open, not that "we possess" 4:30. This is a very common front-desk or scheduling shortcut in Mexico.

Phrase Breakdown

Tenemos

[teh-NEH-mohs]

we have

The nosotros form of 'tener', often used to talk about plans or scheduled events.

Example

Tenemos a las 4:30 una cita con el cliente.

We have an appointment with the client at 4:30.

A las 4:30

ah lahs kwah-troh y MEH-dee-ah

at 4:30

Specifies the available time slot.

Example

La reunión es a las 4:30.

The meeting is at 4:30.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition used to indicate time.

Example

La reunión es a las 4:30.

The meeting is at 4:30.

las

[lahs]

the

Plural feminine article used in clock-time phrases.

Example

A las 4:30 termina la oficina.

At 4:30 the office closes.

4:30

[kwah-troh y MEH-dee-ah]

4:30

A clock time meaning four-thirty.

Example

Nos vemos a las 4:30 en el café.

See you at 4:30 at the café.

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