How to Say ‘Every how many hours?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Cada cuántas horas?
KAH-dah KWAHN-tahs OH-ras
[KAH-dah KWAHN-tahs OH-ras]
💬 Usage Tip: cuántas matches horas, which is feminine and plural; with days it becomes ¿cada cuántos días?.
Phrase Breakdown
Cada
[KAH-dah]
every
Each, without exception.
Cada persona es única.
Every person is unique.
cuántas
[KWAHN-tahs]
how many
Feminine plural question word for counting.
¿Cuántas mesas hay?
How many tables are there?
horas
[OH-ras]
hours
Units of time equal to 60 minutes.
Tardó dos horas.
It took two hours.
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