How to Say ‘Up to 24 hours in advance’ in Spain Spanish
Hasta 24 horas antes
AS-tah vayn-tee-KWA-troh O-ras AN-tes
[AS-tah vayn-tee-KWA-troh O-ras AN-tes]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hasta] with a time limit means "up to" or "until," depending on context. You'll use the same pattern in bookings a lot: [Hasta las seis] or [Hasta mañana].
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AS-tah]
until; up to
Used to mark a deadline or limit in time.
Puede cancelar hasta 24 horas antes.
You can cancel up to 24 hours before.
24
[vayn-tee-KWA-troh]
24
The number twenty-four, often used for time limits.
La política permite cambios hasta 24 horas antes.
The policy allows changes up to 24 hours before.
horas
[O-ras]
hours
Plural noun for units of time.
Debe avisar con 24 horas antes de la reserva.
You must notify them 24 hours before the reservation.
antes
[AN-tes]
before
Adverb meaning earlier than a certain time.
Hay que cancelar 24 horas antes.
You have to cancel 24 hours beforehand.
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