(La) tarde.
'Son las doce de la tarde' means 12 pm. (Time)
In its most common usage, "de la tarde" is used when telling time. It translates to P.M. or in the afternoon/evening. Son las dos de la tarde. It is two o'clock in the afternoon/It is two P.M. Son las cinco de la tarde. It is five o'clock in the evening/It is five P.M.
"In/during the afternoon" in the afternoon/in the evening In the afternoon. Example: Me gusta esquiar por la tarde. Translated: I like to ski in the afternoon.
What class is in the afternoon
It is one in the afternoon.
It is "perdoneme, yo voy a llamarte a la una de la tarde". I means "Pardon me, I am going to call you at one in the afternoon."
Oh honey, it's simple. In Spanish, you say "1:50 pm" as "la una cincuenta de la tarde." Now go impress someone with your newfound knowledge, you're welcome.
To go home at 3p.m.
"De la tarde" in Spanish means "in the afternoon" or "of the afternoon." It is used to refer to the time period from noon until evening.
It means, "I have a test in the afternoon."
Cinco para las tres (de la tarde)- 5 to 3p.m.Las tres menos cinco (de la tarde) - 5 to 3p.m.Las dos cincuenta y cinco (de la tarde) - 2.55p.m.Omit "de la tarde", when the context is known