How do you say, "It is nine o'clock?"
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How do you say, 'It is nine o'clock?'
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updated Jun 4, 2013
edited by pesta
posted by wallyweiner
I tried the translator on this site and it's a quite accurated translation ^^ - LoaEtayo, Oct 17, 2010
Yes Good idea Loa I was going to encourage Wally to do this but someone has already given thjem the answer - FELIZ77, Oct 17, 2010
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updated Jun 4, 2013
edited by 0074b507
posted by kenwilliams
Es "son las nueve". Your answer could be confusing to a beginner. - 0074b507, Oct 17, 2010
:) - ian-hill, Jun 4, 2013
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Es "son las nueve
updated Jun 4, 2013
posted by 0080b918
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Gracias!
updated Jun 4, 2013
posted by s92843
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Welcome to the SpanishDict Forum WallyWeiner 
We usually encourage people to make an initial attempt at translating their own sentences and then post them here and people will be pleased to offer corrections, advice and guidance.We would ask you to do this please in future Thank you
However, as KenW has already given you the answer this time I will confirm that he is correct
Son las nueve de la mañana (de la tarde)
= It is nine o'clock in the morning (in the afternoon)
You can also be more precise and say:
It is nine 'o clock exactly (precisely) = Son las nueve en punto
I hope this helps
updated Oct 17, 2010
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
Y además son las nueve de la mañana o de la tarde. - kenwilliams, Oct 17, 2010
Sí claro que sí tienes razón - FELIZ77, Oct 17, 2010
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Post written in error ...please ignore
updated Oct 17, 2010
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
