Horario: schedule, hours
Pronunciation: oh-RAH-ryoh (stress the capital letters)
Horario means “schedule, hours” in English.
Quick answer
- Meaning: schedule, hours
- How to say it: oh-RAH-ryoh
- Gender: el horario
- Level: Elementary (A2)
What “horario” means and how to use it
Horario means “schedule” or “hours,” the times when something happens or a place is open.
Gender and plural
- Gender: el horario (masculine)
- Plural: los horarios
Examples with audio
- ¿Cuál es el horario de la tienda?What are the store hours?
- Mi horario de trabajo es de nueve a cinco.My work schedule is nine to five.
- Tengo un horario muy flexible.I have a very flexible schedule.
Usage tip
Use “horario” for a recurring schedule and “agenda” for a personal planner. A timetable for trains is “horario de trenes.”
Frequently asked questions
How do you say “schedule, hours” in Spanish?
“schedule, hours” in Spanish is “horario.” It is pronounced oh-RAH-ryoh, with the stress on the syllable in capital letters.
How do you pronounce “horario”?
Say oh-RAH-ryoh. The syllable in capital letters gets the stress. Press the speaker button at the top of this page to hear it.
Is “horario” masculine or feminine?
Horario is masculine: “el horario.” The plural is “horarios.”
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