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How to Say ‘How long is the presentation?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Cuánto dura la presentación?

KWAHN-toh DOO-rah lah preh-sen-tah-THYOHN

[KWAHN-toh DOO-rah lah preh-sen-tah-THYOHN]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish asks about length with the verb durar "to last", not with "be long". Reuse it like this: ¿Cuánto dura la reunión? "How long is the meeting?"

Phrase Breakdown

¿Cuánto dura

KWAHN-toh DOO-rah

How long does it last

'Durar' means 'to last'. The 'r' in 'dura' is a single quick tap.

Example

¿Cuánto dura la película?

How long is the film?

Words in this phrase

Cuánto

[KWAHN-toh]

how long

With 'durar' it asks about length of time.

Example

¿Cuánto tarda el tren?

How long does the train take?

dura

[DOO-rah]

lasts

Third person of 'durar', to last.

Example

La reunión dura una hora.

The meeting lasts an hour.

la presentación?

lah preh-sen-tah-THYOHN

the presentation?

Stress the last syllable, '-CIÓN'. In Spain 'ci' sounds like 'thee'.

Example

La presentación es mañana.

The presentation is tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

la

[lah]

the

A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.

The people in that company seem kind.

presentación

[preh-sen-tah-THYOHN]

presentation

Feminine noun for a talk showing work to others.

Example

Mi presentación es mañana.

My presentation is tomorrow.

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