Clock Time
- one o'clock AM
- ala una sa ka-adlawon
- two o'clock AM
- alas dos sa ka-adlawon
- three o'clock AM
- alas tres sa ka-adlawon
- four o'clock AM
- alas kwatro sa ka-adlawon
- five o'clock AM
- alas singko sa ka-adlawon
- six o'clock AM
- alas sais sa buntag
- seven o'clock AM
- alas siyete sa buntag
- eight o'clock AM
- alas otso sa buntag
- nine o'clock AM
- alas nuwebe sa buntag
- ten o'clock AM
- alas diyes sa buntag
- eleven o'clock AM
- alas onse sa buntag
- twelve o'clock noon
- alas dose sa udto
- one o'clock PM
- ala una sa hapon
- two o'clock PM
- alas dos sa hapon
- three o'clock PM
- alas tres sa hapon
- four o'clock PM
- alas kwatro sa hapon
- five o'clock PM
- alas singko sa hapon
- seven o'clock PM
- alas siyete sa-gabi-i
- six o'clock PM
- alas sais sa-gabi-i
- eight o'clock PM
- alas otso sa-gabi-i
- nine o'clock PM
- alas nuebe sa-gabi-i
- ten o'clock PM
- alas dies sa-gabi-i
- eleven o'clock PM
- alas onse sa-gabi-i
- one o'clock PM
- ala una sa hapon
- two o'clock PM
- alas dos sa hapon
- twelve o'clock midnight
- alas dose sa ka-adlawon
- one thirty o'clock PM
- ala una y media sa hapon
- two thiry PM
- alas dos y media sa hapon, alas dos traynta sa hapon
- one thirty AM
- ala una y media sa ka-adlawon, ala una traynta sa ka-adlawon
- nine thirty AM
- alas nuwebe sa buntag
- one forty five AM
- ala una kwarenta y singko sa buntag
- nine forty five AM
- alas nuebe kwarenta y singko sa buntag
Duration
- _____ seconds(s)
- _____ ka segundo(s)
- _____ minute(s)
- _____ ka minuto(s)
- _____ hour(s)
- _____ ka oras
- _____ day(s)
- _____ ka adlaw
- _____ week(s)
- _____ ka semana
- _____ month(s)
- _____ ka bulan
- _____ year(s)
- _____ ka tu-ig
Days
- today
- karon
- yesterday
- gahapon
- tomorrow
- ugma
- this week
- karong semana
- last week
- niaging semana
- next week
- sunod semana
The days of the week are borrowed from Spanish.
- Sunday
- Dominggo
- Monday
- Lunes (LOO-ness)
- Tuesday
- Martes (MAR-tess)
- Wednesday
- Miyerkoles (MEE-yer-koh-less)
- Thursday
- Huwebes (HOOweh-bess)
- Friday
- Biyernes (BEEyer-ness)
- Saturday
- Sabado (SA-ba-do)
Months
The name of the months are borrowed from the Spanish laguage.
- January
- Enero
- February
- Pebrero
- March
- Marso
- April
- Abril
- May
- Mayo
- June
- Hunyo
- July
- Hulyo
- August
- Agosto
- September
- Septyembre
- October
- Oktubre
- November
- Nobyembre
- December
- Disyembre
Writing Time and Date
Dates can be written as follows:
- English format: June 18, 2006 would be Hunyo 18, 2006
- Spanish format: June 18, 2006 would be ika-18 sa Hunyo, 2006
Times are written as in English (as in 6:23 AM) but are spoken as in Spanish (as in alas says beynte tres sa buntag ).
