So using la/las to indicate hour (hora), not the time (tiempo) that is why it's feminine? - A que hora? not A que tiempo?

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Penny Pencil · Answer

sorry, I didn't know how to make tildes over the letters on my keyboard :D

Inma Sánchez · Answer

Hola Penny
That is a possibility as it is logical that if we are talking about "hora" (we do not use the word "tiempo" in this context), and hora is a feminine word. It is as if we were omitting the word "hora" when we say:

-¿A qué hora vas a llegar?
-A las 9 [horas].

Saludos
Inma

william Bixby · Answer

Hi, Penny (c: On my computer I can make the accent marks over a letter by pressing the "option" key together with the "e" key, then let both keys go and press the key which you want to accent. And if you want a capital letter accented, do the same thing, but capitalize the letter after pressing the "option" together with the "e". And for ñ you press option with "n", then press "n". And for ü you press option with "u", then press "u" alone.