How to Say ‘Okay, Tuesday at five.’ in Spain Spanish
Vale, el martes a las cinco.
BAH-leh el MAR-tes ah lahs THEEN-ko
[BAH-leh el MAR-tes ah lahs THEEN-ko]
Phrase Breakdown
Vale, el martes
BAH-leh el MAR-tes
OK, Tuesday
'Vale' is the typical Spanish 'OK'. Say BA-le, since the 'v' sounds like 'b'. Pause briefly after it.
Vale, el martes nos vemos.
OK, we'll see each other on Tuesday.
Words in this phrase
Vale
[BAH-leh]
okay / fine
A very common Spanish word meaning 'okay,' 'fine,' or 'agreed.' It can sound casual, playful, or accepting.
Vale, te doy otra oportunidad.
Okay, I’ll give you another chance.
el
[el]
The (masculine singular)
A definite article used before a singular masculine noun.
El centro es donde está la acción.
The center is where the action is.
martes
[MAR-tes]
Tuesday
Second day of the week, named after Mars.
Nos vemos el martes.
See you on Tuesday.
a las cinco.
ah lahs THEEN-ko
at five.
This confirms the time. Say THEEN-ko in Spain.
Llego a las cinco.
I arrive at five.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Used to indicate a specific location or point in time.
Nos vemos a las cinco.
We’ll meet at five.
las
[lahs]
the (feminine plural)
Definite article used with feminine plural nouns (e.g., las religiones). It specifies which ones you mean.
En un diálogo interreligioso, escuchamos a Las personas con respeto.
In an interfaith dialogue, we listen to the people with respect.
cinco
[THEEN-ko]
five
Numeral represented by 5.
Trabajo cinco días a la semana.
I work five days a week.
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