Using present perfect

Question

I want to say this sentence while using present perfect.

I arrived at the party on time

Would this sentence work?

Yo he llegado a la fiesta en tiempo

En tiempo no es correcto. A tiempo, a la hora o puntualmente. - gone, Jan 23, 2011

Answer 1

Drop the yo, unless nobody else arrived on time and that's your point.

. . .and then what happened?

I will post my entire speech in a bit. It is a lower spanish class speech - JohnnyK, Jan 23, 2011

En tiempo no es correcto. A tiempo, a la hora o puntualmente. - gone, Jan 23, 2011

Answer 2

"Llegué puntual a la fiesta."

It usually says so in Spain.

Answer 3

Llegué a tiempo a la fiesta.

"He llegado" means: I have arrived.

Answer 4

'on time' means' puntual', no late no earling, o 'clock.

¡Bienvenido al foro! - not late, not early. - pesta, Jan 23, 2011

Answer 5

Once I arrived on time for a dinner party at someone's house in Colombia. We got the guests out of the shower and it was another hour and a half before the other guests started to arrive. There was clearly an unwritten rule about being what we would call "fashionably late."

When to actually show up when you have been invited to arrive at a certain time is one of the most interesting differences between the American culture and the Latin culture. Has anyone else had interesting experiences in this regard?

Answer 6

Llegué a la fiesta con el tiempo justo

Llegué a la fiesta justo al tiempo

Con el tiempo justo implies you barely made it on time. Justo A tiempo does express on time. - gone, Jan 23, 2011