How do you say later shortened from see ya later
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Como se dice "later" as in do it later. Is it Luega? Also we are doing telling time in class, ¿would you use es la uno de la tardes O viente uno en punto?
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updated Feb 21, 2010
edited by nwduke
posted by nwduke
Congratulations on a really great title for yoiur thread. I suspect that there are many people who will wish to do a search on "2 questions". - samdie, Feb 11, 2010
Is it really so difficult to create a thread title that actually gives an indication of the subject matter? - samdie, Feb 11, 2010
Yikes, pretty harsh there amigo. I'm still just getting the hang of how things work here. So chill**** - nwduke, Feb 21, 2010
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Later could be "luego" (as in "hasta luego") or it could be "más tarde". It depends a little on the context.
It is one o'clock in the afternoon would be "es la una de la tarde" or simply "es la una".
You can add "en punto" to a time to indicate "sharp". "Es la una de la tarde en punto."
updated Feb 11, 2010
edited by CalvoViejo
posted by CalvoViejo
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Luego
Es la una de la tarde.
vienteuno would be 9PM. Veintiún horas.
updated Feb 11, 2010
posted by 005faa61
Oops I meant las tres mil, does spanish use the 24 hour format - nwduke, Feb 11, 2010
Tres mil is 3000. The clock only goes to 2400 hrs, we say just "Veinticuatro horas." Both 12 hr / 24 hr clocks are used. - 005faa61, Feb 11, 2010
