There is no o'clock in Spanish. It's a totally English artifact. Spanish doesn't have it. French doesn't have it. German doesn't have it. Hebrew doesn't have it. Japanese doesn't have it. Greek doesn't have it. No doubt, the list goes on. Most languages treat time telling like this: Question - "What hour is it?" or "What is the hour?" Answer - "It is (they are) XX hour."
Some languages leave off the 'hour' part of the answer (Spanish, for one) because once you know you're talking about the time, 'hour' is implied.
For a time of 1 o'clock (plus or minus 29 minutes), it is simply "es la una..."
For other hours, it is "son las.." followed by the hour number, plus or minus minutes.
marcar targeta but
most folks say ponchar targeta
spanglish for punch the card
Son las nueve
Clock is Spanish is reloj.
Nuestra casa. A las ocho.
La puerta está bajo del reloj.
reloj con despertador (clock with waker)
"The clock" woulld be "el reloj".
Tengo el reloj.
reloj de plata
Un reloj. OON reh-LOH
The parasite is "garrapata". A tick of a clock is "tictac"
Son las nueve
el despertador (ell dessPAIRtahdor)
Clock is Spanish is reloj.
Son las ocho en punto
Son las ocho menos cinco.
Nuestra casa. A las ocho.
Doce en punto. (twelve on the dot)