How to Say ‘At this time of day’ in Spain Spanish
A estas horas
ah EHS-tahs OH-rahs
[ah EHS-tahs OH-rahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses the plural here: a estas horas, literally "at these hours". You'll also hear ¿a estas horas? as a complaint that something is happening far too late.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
At
Used to indicate a specific time or instance.
Nos vemos a las cinco.
See you at five.
estas
[EHS-tahs]
these
Feminine plural demonstrative.
Estas calles son estrechas.
These streets are narrow.
horas
[OH-rahs]
hours
Time measurement, 1/24 of a day.
La clase dura dos horas.
The class lasts two hours.
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