Clarifying question regarding speaking times in Spanish using the 24 hour clock.
Hopefully this will be the last piece I need to get a complete understanding.
In some languagges, the number is followed by the word 'hours' and or 'minutes'. In this context, You will recieve a call at 2:25 PM, Monday, February 11.
Would the time and date spoken as: Recibirá una devolución de llamada a las catorce veinticinco de la tarde, Lunes, Febrero once.
Or would it be more like:
Recibirá una devolución de llamada a las catorce horas veinticinco minutos de la tarde, Lunes, Febrero once.
Or would the time be something different, and the date more commonly be 'once Febrero'.
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At least in Spain: Recibirá una devolución de llamada a las catorce horas veinticinco minutos de la tarde el lunes, once de Febrero.