How to Say ‘At seven’ in Mexican Spanish
A las siete
ah lahs SYEH-teh
[ah lahs SYEH-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: For clock times, Spanish uses [a las] except with one o'clock: [a la una], but [a las siete]. That pattern is very consistent.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at
Used here as part of telling time: 'a las' means 'at' for clock times in Spanish.
La mesa está lista a las siete para su aniversario.
The table is ready at seven for your anniversary.
las
[lahs]
the
In the phrase 'a las' for time, 'las' is the feminine plural article used with the implied 'hours.'
Llegaremos a las siete para celebrar el cumpleaños.
We will arrive at seven to celebrate the birthday.
siete
[SYEH-teh]
seven
The number seven; in reservations it indicates the hour of the booking.
Nuestra reserva es a las siete porque queremos cenar temprano.
Our reservation is at seven because we want to have dinner early.
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