How to Say ‘I could offer you a quarter past ten.’ in Spain Spanish
Le podría ofrecer a las diez y cuarto.
leh poh-DREE-ah oh-freh-THEHR ah lahs dyeth ee KWAR-toh
[leh poh-DREE-ah oh-freh-THEHR ah lahs dyeth ee KWAR-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Le podría ofrecer
leh poh-DREE-ah oh-freh-THEHR
I could offer you
A polite, formal way to make an offer.
Le podría ofrecer otra mesa.
I could offer you another table.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
you (formal) / to you
Indirect object pronoun for 'usted'.
Le traigo la carta.
I'll bring you the menu.
podría
[poh-DREE-ah]
I could
Conditional of 'poder', polite offer.
Podría llamar mañana.
I could call tomorrow.
ofrecer
[oh-freh-THEHR]
to offer
Infinitive meaning to present something as available.
Quiero ofrecer ayuda.
I want to offer help.
a las diez y cuarto.
ah lahs dyeth ee KWAR-toh
ten fifteen.
The alternative time offered: 10:15.
Termina a las diez y cuarto.
It ends at ten fifteen.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at
Preposition used to say at what time something happens.
Quedamos a las dos.
Let's meet at two.
las
[lahs]
the (for hours)
Feminine plural article used before clock times.
Vengo a las diez.
I'm coming at ten.
diez
[dyeth]
ten
The number 10.
Tengo mesa a las diez.
I have a table at ten.
y
[ee]
and; past (when telling time)
In clock times, 'y' adds minutes after the hour, like 'past'.
Son las dos y diez.
It's ten past two.
cuarto
[KWAR-toh]
quarter
Fifteen minutes when telling the time; also means 'room' in other contexts.
Son las dos y cuarto.
It's quarter past two.
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