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Hola Lynn,
Thank you for your feedback.
The most common way is using 1pm, 5pm, and so on.
Sigamos practicando!
Saludos,
Carla
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Hola,
I need some clarification please. The dialogue uses a 12 hour clock with examples of 1pm, 5pm, 8pm; however, the transcript uses a 24 hour clock with 1pm being 1300, 5pm being 1700, and 8pm being 2000. The lesson notes don't address the issue at all. Can you please explain which is actually correct or at least more common?
Gracias
Hello Esteban,
Thank you for posting.
The typo is fixed.
Sincerely,
Lena
Team SpanishPod101.com
Hola Esteban,
Thank you for your comment and help.
This will be fix ASAP.
Saludos,
Carla
Team SpanishPod101.com
There is a typo in one example in the vocab section:
Dormimos ocho ahoras anoche.
I think you meant "horas" not "ahoras".
Hola Gloria,
Muy bien!
Sigamos practicando.
Carla
Team SpanishPod101.com
Aquí en San Felipe, México, son las ocho en punto. (Here in San Felipe, Mexico, it is 8:00 on the dot.)
Hola Oli,
Yes! your right!
Buen trabajo, sigue practicando.
Carla
Team SpanishPod101.com
"Son las doce" doesn't mostly stay the same as "Es la una" :wink: It's totally different.