How to Say ‘Up to six hours’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta seis horas
AS-tah says OR-as
[AS-tah says OR-as]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hasta] here means [up to], not [until]. Same pattern: [hasta mañana] = [until tomorrow], but [hasta seis personas] = [up to six people].
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AS-tah]
up to; until
Used for limits in time; in policies it marks the latest allowed moment.
Puede cancelar hasta el mediodía sin pagar.
You can cancel up to noon without paying.
seis
[says]
six
The number 6; often used with hours in deadlines.
La política pide avisar seis horas antes.
The policy asks you to notify six hours in advance.
horas
[OR-as]
hours
A unit of time commonly used in reservation deadlines.
Faltan horas para la cena, así que todavía puede llamar.
There are hours left before dinner, so you can still call.
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