It depends on the context. Something important to keep in mind when learning a language is that many times one English word can have multiple translations in Spanish and vice-versa. This is why it’s important to use a dictionary when learning a language and not google translate. This is because in a good English-Spanish dictionary you can see all the uses and translations of a word.
Here are just some of the ways we can translate "time" in Spanish, in the comments let us know other ways to say "time":
Have a good time!: ¡Que la pases bien! o ¡que te diviertas!
I had a good time: La pasé bien.
What time is it?: ¿qué hora es?
At what time does the party start?: ¿a qué hora es la fiesta?
Do you have time to go to the store?: ¿Tienes tiempo para ir a la tienda?
How many times have you gone to Mexico?: ¿Cuántas veces has ido a México?
It’s time for work, let’s go!: Es hora de trabajar, ¡vamos!
Who was president at the time?: ¿quién era el presidente en ese momento?
Their house is four times bigger than ours.: Su casa es cuatro veces más grande que la nuestra.
How time flies!: ¡cómo pasa el tiempo! ¡qué tan rápido pasa el tiempo!
Heather S.
If I remember correctly, the translation of, "Have I come at an awkward time?" from English to Spanish is: "¿He llegado en un momento incómodo?" Which is approximately pronounced, "Eh yeh-gah-doh ehn oon mo-men-toh een-KOH-moh-doh." Or "¿He venido en un momento incómodo?" "Eyy ven-ee-doh in un mo-men-toh een-koh-moh-doh." I'm a bit rusty! I hope that helps. Sorry for the late response!10/11/23
Become F.
Interesting. So many ways to say "time" in Spanish. How would you say "Have I called at an awkward time?"?08/25/23