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The Spanish word for half is media (sounds like may-dia). When used in telling the time to just say half hour one could say media hora. The literal translation to a spanish ear would be "half hour". It is more commonly used like this "dos y media" which means 2:30 or two and half. The word "a" (a half) is never used this way.
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How do you say cocktail hour in spanish?
To say, 'the cocktail hour', you say, "La hora del cóctel."
How do you say half sister in Spanish?
hermanastra
How do you say happy hour in Spanish?
Hora Feliz.
What is 'Tomás has been waiting for half an hour' when translated from English to Spanish?
¡Tomás lleva media hora esperando! is a Spanish equivalent of the English phrase "Tomás has been waiting for half an hour!" The exclamation translates literally as "Tomás spends half an hour waiting!" in English. The pronunciation will be "to-MAS SHEY-va MEY-thya O-ra EY-spey-RAN-do" in Uruguayan Spanish.
How do say 1 hour 20 minutes in spanish?
Una hora y veinte minutos
How do you say half past a hour in spanish?
You say: medio pasado una hora
How do you say half moon in Spanish?
Half moon in Spanish is medialuna
How do you say the hour in spanish?
"The hour" is "la hora".
How do you say Tomás has been waiting for half an hour in Spanish?
You would say, "Tomás ha estado esperando durante media hora" in Spanish. This sentence conveys that Tomás has been waiting for the specified duration.
What is another way to say half hour?
Half an hour is 30 minutes.
How do you say cocktail hour in spanish?
To say, 'the cocktail hour', you say, "La hora del cóctel."
How do you say the time to the half hour?
30 past, or before (the hour)
How do you say half sister in Spanish?
hermanastra
How do you say happy hour in Spanish?
Hora Feliz.
How do you say 'hour' in Spanish?
El Hours
How do you say third hour in Spanish?
Tres hora
What is 'Tomás has been waiting for half an hour' when translated from English to Spanish?
¡Tomás lleva media hora esperando! is a Spanish equivalent of the English phrase "Tomás has been waiting for half an hour!" The exclamation translates literally as "Tomás spends half an hour waiting!" in English. The pronunciation will be "to-MAS SHEY-va MEY-thya O-ra EY-spey-RAN-do" in Uruguayan Spanish.
