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What does es la una menos veinte mean in spanish?
It's twenty minutes till one.
How do you 12.45 pm in spanish?
Say:" Doce y quareinta y cinco minutos."
What does cual es tu clase menos preferida mean in spanish?
What's your least favorite class
How do you say in the afternoon in spanish?
you say "in the afternoon" when you are telling time. when you are telling time you use Son las unless it is 1 that is when you use Es la una. In the afternoon at the end is DE LA TARDE. at night is DE LA NOCHE. In the morning it is DE LA MANANA.
How do you spell the time twelve fifty five in spanish?
"The time is 12:50" in Spanish is "Es la una menos diez". It is pronounced "ess la OOH-nah MAY-nos dee-ESS". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
What does es la una menos veinte mean in spanish?
It's twenty minutes till one.
What does es mediodia mean in English?
That means "It's noon".
How do you say its 12 minutes till nine in spanish?
The translation would be "son las doce menos cinco."
How do you 12.45 pm in spanish?
Say:" Doce y quareinta y cinco minutos."
How do you say midday in spanish?
You say MEDIODÍA (pronounced: mehdeeodeeah
What does cual es tu clase menos preferida mean in spanish?
What's your least favorite class
How do you say in the afternoon in spanish?
you say "in the afternoon" when you are telling time. when you are telling time you use Son las unless it is 1 that is when you use Es la una. In the afternoon at the end is DE LA TARDE. at night is DE LA NOCHE. In the morning it is DE LA MANANA.
Qu es un menos un?
Cero
What is es la una menos cuarto?
"Es la una menos cuarto" means "It's a quarter to one" in English. It is a way of saying that it is 12:45.
How do you say Es la una menos nueve mean in English?
if you're talking about time on the clock, una menos nueve means 1 minus nine, or figuratively 12:51
What time is 1253 in spanish?
Es la una menos siete.
How do you say it is 1250 in spanish?
Es la una menos diez.
