"Hola".
In this video lesson, we're going to
practice telling time using "Menos"
before watching this video, you might review how we
can tell time the easy way, or the normal way.
And then with "Menos" in either of these videos.
In the following determine what time it is.
If you want a worksheet to follow along and draw on,
click in the video description to download it and print it out.
So again, figure out what the time really is
based on the descriptions of the time.
In spanish.
Pause the video
If you need more time.
"Son las tres menos tres"
"Son las cinco menos once"
"Son las dos menos veinte"
"Son las nueve menos diecinueve"
"Son las cuatro menos siete"
"Son las once menos
dieciséis"
"Son las seis
menos quince" or "Son las seis
menos cuatro"
"Son las diez menos cinco"
"Son las
siete menos uno"
"Son las doce menos seis"
"Es la una menos tres"
"Son las nueve menos dieciocho de la mañana"
"Son las
cuatro menos cuatro de la tarde"
"Son las ocho menos quince de la mañana"
Or,
"Son las ocho menos cuarto de la mañana"
"Son las once menos ocho de la noche"
"Son las diez menos
diez
de la noche"
Well, that's all for this video,
practicing telling time with "menos" in Spanish.
Hopefully you found it helpful.
Let me know if you have any questions or comments about this video below.
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If this video is helpful, you might check out some
other videos on telling time in the series.
If you want to see how we tell Time the first way I explained,
click on this video.
If you want to see again how you tell time using "menos",
click on this video
and if you want to see how we tell time a third way and some Latin
American countries using "falta" or
"faltan"
click on this video.
"Gracias por mirar, y...
¡nos vemos!"