The sentence "La clase termina a las dos de la tarde" can be transformed into a question by rephrasing it as "¿A qué hora termina la clase?" This directly asks for the time the class ends. Alternatively, you can also ask, "¿La clase termina a las dos de la tarde?" to confirm the specific time stated.
What class is in the afternoon
The cast of La tarde de un matrimonio de clase media - 1997 includes: Farnesio de Bernal as Husband
Translation: ¿Porque estas tarde para la clase?
"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?"
Después de clases
A la uno hora en martes. At one oclock on tuesday.
The following answer is incorrect on a couple of points. First, being late is a temporary condition, so if you should use a form of "estar" rather than "ser". Secondly, "nosotros" does not need to be written unless there is some confusion or you want emphasis. "No estamos tarde" would be a better way of saying it. Better still would be "No llegamos tarde", or we didn´t arrive late. I believe it would be nosotros somos no tarde but i dont know for sure.
"Voy entra no mas tarde" does not appear to be a correct phrase in Spanish. It seems to be a combination of "Voy" (I go), "entra" (enters), and "no mas tarde" (not later), but the sentence is not grammatically correct.
here's all i can help with---- "At what hour ______ the class of English" i dont know what "tienes" means The verb "tener" means "to have" in Spanish... ("tienes" is the second person of singular from present simple, you have) so your sentence would be something like that: at what time is your english class But I'm not sure about this "at"... so I propose you av alternative sentence: What time does your English class start? a que hora tienes la clase da ingles mean at what time is your english class
The sentence has a mistake, but the first part is very clear, meaning: 'All that I can say is [that] I like you (a) but...' What goes next does not make sense... 'soy tarde' has no meaning: 'soy' is 'I am' and 'tarde' is 'afternoon' or 'late'. (a) Could be 'I love you' Could it be that he/she said 'pero es tarde'? The meaning would then be: I love you but it's too late [for us].
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