the phrase is, in english, your friend in the afternoon. It's not a question; ergo, needs no response.
"Son las doce en la tarde." It is 12:00 in the afternoon. Since it refers to "in the afternoon," this would be midnight. Another term would be "medianoche".
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Es la una y veinte en la tarde Literally: It is 1:20 in the night
At five o'clock in the afternoon.
"Are you going to English class in the morning or in the afternoon?" is the English translation for "Vas a la clase de ingles en la mañana o en la tarde?"
Ocho en punto por la tarde
Un domingo en la tarde - 1938 was released on: Mexico: 8 December 1938 USA: 6 January 1939 Spain: 11 October 1948 (Madrid)
Translation: Son las cuatro menos veinte de la tarde.
Voy a verte a las seis y media en la tarde.
Cinco para las tres (de la tarde)- 5 to 3p.m.Las tres menos cinco (de la tarde) - 5 to 3p.m.Las dos cincuenta y cinco (de la tarde) - 2.55p.m.Omit "de la tarde", when the context is known
No it is not. When you think about it you always say buenas tardes not buenos tardes.
Es la Una, that is not the way to say one o'clock in Spanish it is la Una en punto