How to Say ‘At seven in the evening.’ in Mexican Spanish
A las siete de la noche.
ah lahs SYEH-teh deh lah NOH-cheh
[ah lahs SYEH-teh deh lah NOH-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish usually tells time with [a la/a las] + hour: [a las siete], [a la una]. To avoid confusion, add the part of day: [de la mañana], [de la tarde], or [de la noche].
Phrase Breakdown
A las siete
ah lahs SYEH-teh
at seven o’clock
Used to say the time of an event or reservation.
La cena es a las siete.
Dinner is at seven.
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
at
Introduces the time expression.
La reservación es A las siete de la noche.
The reservation is at seven at night.
las
[lahs]
the
Plural feminine article used in clock time.
La cena es a las siete de la noche.
Dinner is at seven at night.
siete
[SYEH-teh]
seven
Specifies the hour.
Nos vemos a las siete de la noche.
See you at seven at night.
De la noche
deh lah NOH-cheh
in the evening / at night
Adds the part of the day to clarify the time.
Nos vemos de la noche.
We’ll see each other in the evening.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of / in the
Part of the phrase that marks evening time.
La mesa es a las siete de la noche, no de la tarde.
The table is at seven at night, not in the afternoon.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article in the phrase de la noche.
Es a las siete de la noche para cenar.
It is at seven at night for dinner.
noche
[NOH-cheh]
night / evening
Clarifies that the reservation time is in the evening.
La reservación es a las siete de la noche y llegaremos temprano.
The reservation is at seven at night and we will arrive early.
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