How to Say ‘Done, half past nine.’ in Spain Spanish
Hecho, a las nueve y media.
EH-choh ah laz NWEH-beh ee MEH-dyah
[EH-choh ah laz NWEH-beh ee MEH-dyah]
Phrase Breakdown
Hecho,
EH-choh
Done,
A very common way to confirm something, like 'Done!' or 'Deal!'. The 'h' is silent: 'É-cho'.
¿Mañana a las diez? Hecho.
Tomorrow at ten? Done.
Words in this phrase
Hecho
[EH-choh]
done / deal
Past participle of 'hacer'; alone it means 'Done!' or 'Agreed'.
¿Mañana a las dos? Hecho.
Tomorrow at two? Deal.
a las nueve y media.
ah laz NWEH-beh ee MEH-dyah
at half past nine.
This repeats the time to confirm it. 'Y media' means half past.
La cena es a las nueve y media.
Dinner is at half past nine.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
at (time)
Used before clock times.
Quedamos a las nueve.
Let's meet at nine.
las
[laz]
The
A definite article to specify particular entities.
Las casas son bellas.
The houses are beautiful.
nueve
[NWEH-beh]
nine
The number 9.
Son las nueve.
It's nine o'clock.
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.
media
[MEH-dyah]
half
'Y media' means half past.
Son las dos y media.
It's half past two.
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