Asking for someone else's phone number

In Spanish, to ask someone what his/her number is we say: "¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?" Here is a table showing the ways in Spanish and English we say "What is your phone number?"

To say a telephone number in spanish you say it like this: 2/15-3/45-35/77 Here is a table with all the numbers in Spanish and in English:

In Spanish, we use "y (number between 1-9)" to say for ex. 77 would be setenta y siete. But you only use that when your writing any number after 30. Video: A real life situation where you would use this is at a party and you are approaching an attractive person to get his/her phone #.

How to ask the time in Spanish

In Spanish, to ask (at) what time it is we say: "¿(a) Qué hora es?".

Here is a table showing the ways in Spanish and in English how to ask the time.

In Spanish, to answer the question "¿Qué hora es?" is different from english

Here is a table showing the ways to answer "¿Qué hora es?"


Video: In the Philippines, in class a student can't see the clock so asks his friend what time it is.

Greetings translated in Spanish

In Spanish if you want to greet someone we say: ¡Hola!, ¡Buenos días!, !Buenas tardes!, or ¡Buenas noches!

To ask how are you in Spanish we would say: ¿Qué tal?, ¿Cómo va?, ¿Cómo estas (tú)?, ¿Cómo está (Ud.)?


To say goodbye in Spanish we say: ¡Adiós!, ¡Chao!, ¡Hasta luego!, ¡Hasta pronto!, !Hasta mañana!, ¡Qué le vaya bien!


A real life situation were this would happen would be when 2 neighbors in Peru meet each other for the first time greeting each other, asking how he/she is, and saying goodbye.

How to say Months in Spanish

In Spanish, to ask what the date is we say: ¿Qué tiempo hace?=What's today's date?
To answer that questions we say: Hoy es el # de ___(mes).=It's the # of ___(month)

Here are the Numbers from 1-30:

In Spanish, the months are spelled and pronounced close to the English version of months. But the names of the months in Spanish are never capitalized.


A real-life situation of this would be when a man working in Spain asks his boss the date of his next day-off.

How to say days of the week in Spanish

In Spanish, the days of the week are a lot different from the English version of them.
They are always lower case. To ask what day it is today in Spanish you say ¿Qué dia es hoy?


A real life situation of this would be in school a student asks a teacher the day a project is due

How to say weather conditions in Spanish

Tyler Morales and Allen Yang
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In Spanish, to ask about the weather we say: ¿Qué tiempo hace?


In Spanish, the seasons are very different from the English version of the seasons:
El invierno= winter
La primavera=spring
El verano=summer
El otoño=fall

A real life situation would be in Mexico, approaching a friend and asking what the weather islike today.