Time to Time

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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn a few new nouns related to time,

such as the words for hour, minute, week, and month.

While we do, we'll continue practicing our new verb, Poder, as well as all the new adjectives

and idioms that we learned yesterday.

To begin with, the word for hour is aura, spelled H-O-R-A with a silent H.

For example, she was there for an hour.

This word is also how you talk about the time in terms of what clock time it is.

For example, to say what time is it, you don't use the word tempo or viz.

Instead, you say,

What hour is?

Incidentally, that's why we use feminine articles to refer to the time such as a las dos or a la una we're referring to the hours or here's an example of how this might work what time is it it's three o'clock.

What hour is?

Are the three.

You'll also use ora anytime you use the phrase

at that time

when what you're referring to is a clock time.

For example, we will be there at that time.

Estreemes there at that hour.

Another feminine noun is the word semana, which means week. For example, we're going to go there that week.

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