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Is "central time zone" (for example, for Arkansas) translated as "tiempo del centro" ? Gracias.

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updated Apr 26, 2011
posted by ariyah

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If I hear that I would think you are talking about the weather. I would say "zona horaria central" or "zona horaria del centro".

updated Apr 26, 2011
posted by 00e657d4
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:"central time zone"

When speaking with people from different countries, you need to keep in mind that their circumstances are different. Most Spanish speaking countries lie in a single time zone (although Mexico has three and one of them is, indeed, called ¨central¨). Presumably, you mean CST for the U.S.

updated Apr 26, 2011
posted by samdie
Yes, I do mean CST for the US. Thanks. - ariyah, Apr 26, 2011