How to Say ‘At eight o'clock’ in Mexican Spanish
A las ocho
AH lahs OH-choh
[AH lahs OH-choh]
💬 Usage Tip: To say a clock time, Spanish uses [a las] plus the number: [a las seis], [a las ocho]. The main exception is [a la una].
Phrase Breakdown
A las
AH lahs
Words in this phrase
A
[AH]
At
Used to indicate a specific time.
La reunión es a las ocho.
The meeting is at eight.
las
[lahs]
The
Used before plural or feminine nouns.
Las puertas se abren a las seis.
The doors open at six.
ocho
[OH-choh]
Eight
The number after seven and before nine.
Tendremos una mesa para las ocho.
We will have a table for eight.
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