How to Say ‘Up to six hours before.’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta seis horas antes.
AS-tah says OR-as AN-tes
[AS-tah says OR-as AN-tes]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often leaves out [before what] when the deadline is obvious from context. [Hasta seis horas antes] means [up to six hours before] the reservation time.
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta seis horas
AS-tah says OR-as
up to six hours
Hasta expresses a limit in time or amount.
Puede esperar hasta seis horas.
You can wait up to six hours.
Words in this phrase
Hasta
[AS-tah]
up to; until
Marks the cutoff point in time for an action.
Tiene hasta mañana para confirmar la reserva.
You have until tomorrow to confirm the reservation.
seis
[says]
six
The number 6, often used in time expressions.
Solo aceptan cambios con seis horas de anticipación.
They only accept changes with six hours’ notice.
horas
[OR-as]
hours
Plural of hour, used for timing and deadlines.
Quedan pocas horas para modificar la reserva.
There are only a few hours left to modify the reservation.
antes
[AN-tes]
before
Indicates that something must happen earlier than a set time.
Debe avisar antes si no va a llegar.
You must let them know beforehand if you are not going to arrive.
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