Examples of using "Hora" in a sentence and their english translations:
Time for dinner.
- Terrific!
- Fantastic!
- Awesome!
- Cool!
- It's time for dinner.
- Time for dinner.
- It's supper time.
About time too!
- It's time for dinner.
- It's dinner time.
- Time to get up.
- It's time to get up.
- It is time to get up.
- It's lunch time.
- It's lunch time!
- You have an hour.
- You have one hour.
You're an hour late.
Time to offload.
Any time.
It took half an hour.
It's one o'clock.
It's go time.
It's time.
It took an hour.
I'll be on time.
Your time has come.
Is it time?
It's time for gymnastics!
For now, no.
Maybe some other time.
Time to die.
to an hour.
- We will leave in an hour.
- We'll leave in an hour.
- It's not yet time.
- It isn't yet time.
It's time for dinner.
He came half an hour late.
It's break time.
- Everyone arrived on time.
- Everybody arrived on time.
Guys, it's time for me to go.
You'll be on time, won't you?
I'm going to do that some other time.
How much do you get paid an hour?
It's time to learn German.
Program for 1 hour
Always arrive on time.
It's about time to start.
- Time to get up.
- It's time to get up.
It's almost time.
Tom worked overtime.
We start in half an hour!
It's time for us to go.
- It's time to leave.
- It's time to go out.
It's time for us to talk.
It's game time!
Now is the time.
It took just an hour.
The time is now.
- It's time to go.
- It is time to go.
It was about time.
He came half an hour late.
Time comes.
- Now is not the time.
- Now's not the time.
- You've got an hour.
- You have an hour.
- You have one hour.
It's time to change.
It's time to eat lunch.
- It's time for dinner.
- It's dinner time.
- It's dinnertime.
Half an hour passed.
- Time for bed.
- It's bedtime.
- It's time to sleep.
I'm an hour late.
I waited an hour.
It's time to decide.
It's time to rest.
- I'll be back in half an hour.
- I'll be back in 30 minutes.
I'm paid by the hour.
I studied for one hour.
We were just in time.
It's payback time.
Time for dinner.
Hey, look at the time.
When must I go on board?