The document provides Spanish phrases and examples for telling time in Spanish. It lists the terms for o'clock, past, to, quarter, and half, and examples such as "Las cinco menos cuarto" meaning "It's quarter to five." It then gives examples of times like "It's one o'clock" and uses both Spanish phrases and digital times like "6:15" to show equivalent times in Spanish.

1. What's the time?
● O'clock: en punto
● Past: y
● To: menos
● Quarter: cuarto
● Half: media
Las cinco menos cuarto: It's quarter to five.

2. What's the time?
● It's one o'clock
● It's two o'clock
● It's five o'clock
● It's seven o'clock
● It's nine o'clock
● It's four o'clock

3. What's the time?
● It's ten past nine.
● It's quarter past one.
● It's half past three.
● It's ten past two.
● It's twenty past six.

4. What's the time?
● It's ten to nine.
● It's quarter to one.
● It's ten to three.
● It's ten to two.
● It's twenty to six.

5. What's the time?
● 4 en punto: It's four o'clock.
● 5:00: It's five o'clock
● 1:50: It's ten to two.
● 12:00: It's midday
● 6:15: It's quarter past six
● 00:00: It's midnight.
● 6:45: It's quarter to seven
● 11:30: It's half past eleven.

6. What's the time?
● 4 en punto: It's four o'clock.
● 5:00: It's five o'clock
● 1:50: It's ten to two.
● 12:00: It's midday
● 6:15: It's quarter past six
● 00:00: It's midnight.
● 6:45: It's quarter to seven
● 11:30: It's half past eleven.