Time in Basque

How to tell the time in Basque (euskara), a language isolate spoken in the Basque country in northern Spain and southwestern France.

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Telling the time

English	Basque
What time is it?	Zer ordu da?
It's one o'clock	Ordu bata da
It's quarter past one	Ordu laurdenak dira Ordu bata eta laurden dira
It's half past one	Ordu bat eta erdiak Ordu bat t'erdiak dira
It's quarter to two	Ordu biak laurden gutxi
It's two o'clock	Ordu biak dira
It's quarter past two	Ordu biak eta laurden dira Ordu bi eta laurdenak dira
It's half past two	Ordu bi eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to three	Hirurak laurdenak dira
It's three o'clock	Hirurak dira
It's quarter past three	Hirurak eta laurden dira
It's half past three	Hirurak laurdenak dira
It's quarter to four	Laurak eta laurdenak dira
It's four o'clock	Laurak dira
It's quarter past four	laurak eta laurdenak dira
It's half past four	Lau eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to five	Bost eta laurdenak dira
It's five o'clock	Bostak dira
It's quarter past five	Bost eta laurdenak dira
It's half past five	Bost eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to six	Seiak laurdenak dira
It's six o'clock	Seiak dira
It's quarter past six	Sei eta laurdenak dira
It's half past six	Sei eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to seven	Zazpiak laurdenak dira
It's seven o'clock	Zazpiak dira
It's quarter past seven	Zazpi eta laurdenak dira
It's half past seven	Zazpi eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to eight	Zortziak laurdenak dira
It's eight o'clock	Zortziak dira
It's quarter past eight	Zortzi eta laurdenak dira
It's half past eight	Zortzi eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to nine	Bederatziak laurden gutxi dira
It's nine o'clock	Bederatziak dira
It's quarter past nine	Bederatzi eta laurdenak dira
It's half past nine	Bederatzi eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to ten	Hamarrak laurdenak dira
It's ten o'clock	Hamarrak dira
It's quarter past ten	Hamar eta laurdenak dira
It's half past ten	Hamar eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to eleven	Hamabiak laurden gutxi
It's eleven o'clock	Hamaikak dira
It's quarter past eleven	Hamaikak eta laurdenak dira
It's half past eleven	Hamaikak eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to twelve	Hamabiak eta laurdenak dira
It's twelve o'clock	Hamabiak dira
It's quarter past twelve	Hamabiak eta laurdenak dira
It's half past twelve	Hamabi eta erdiak dira
It's quarter to one	Ordu laurdenak dira
it's midnight	Gauerdia da
it's midday	Eguerdia da
in the morning	goizean
in the afternoon	arratsaldean
in the evening	arratsaldean

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Days of the week

Monday	astelehena
Tuesday	asteartea
Wednesday	asteazkena
Thursday	osteguna
Friday	ostirala
Saturday	larunbata
Sunday	igandea

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Months of the year

January	urtarril
February	otsail
March	martxo
April	apiril
May	maiatz
June	ekain
July	uztail
August	abuztu
September	irail
October	urri
November	azaro
December	abendu

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Seasons

Spring	udaberri
Summer	uda
Autumn/Fall	udazken
Winter	negu

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Information about telling the time in Basque
https://partekatu.com/las-horas-en-euskera
http://www.mailxmail.com/curso-iniciacion-euskera/horas

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