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How to Say ‘It is two o'clock’ in Mexican Spanish

Son las dos en punto

son las dos en POON-toh

[son las dos en POON-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: 'Son las' used for hours beyond one.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Even when exact, time is interpreted more flexibly.

Phrase Breakdown

Son

[son]

Are

Third person plural present tense of the verb 'to be.'

Example

Los estudiantes son inteligentes.

The students are smart.

las dos

las dos

two o'clock

Refers to 2:00.

Example

¿Son las dos?

Is it two o'clock?

Words in this phrase

las

[las]

The

A definite article used to specify a particular item.

Example

Las manzanas son rojas.

The apples are red.

dos

[dos]

Two

The number following one.

Example

Tengo dos gatos.

I have two cats.

en punto

en POON-toh

o'clock

Signifies the exact hour.

Example

Llegaremos en punto.

We will arrive on the dot.

Words in this phrase

en

[en]

In/On

A preposition used to indicate a location, position, or time.

Example

El libro está en la mesa.

The book is on the table.

punto

[POON-toh]

Exactly

Precisely at the stated time.

Example

Llegamos en punto.

We arrived exactly.

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