These time words/expressions are borrowed from Spanish, and they are tabulated here for your convenience.
Hours of the Day
Note that you use ala for una (ala-una), but alas for all other hours. In Spanish à la una means “at 1 o’clock”. But in Tagalog, ala-una just means “1 o’clock”. Alas-dos just means “2 o’clock”, etc.
ala-una
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1 o’clock
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alas-dos
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2 o’clock
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alas-tres
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3 o’clock
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alas-kuwatro
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4 o’clock
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alas-singko
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5 o’clock
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alas-saís
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6 o’clock
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alas-siyete
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7 o’clock
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alas-otso
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8 o’clock
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alas-nuwebe
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9 o’clock
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alas-diyés
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10 o’clock
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alas-onse
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11 o’clock
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alas-dose
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12 o’clock
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Days of the Week
Linggó
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Sunday
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Lunes
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Monday
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Martés
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Tuesday
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Miyérkules
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Wednesday
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Huwebes
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Thursday
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Biyernes
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Friday
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Sábado
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Saturday
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Months of the Year
Enero
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January
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Pebrero
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February
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Marso
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March
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Abríl
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April
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Mayo
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May
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Hunyo
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June
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Hulyo
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July
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Agosto
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August
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Setyembre
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September
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Oktubre
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October
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Nobyembre
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November
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Disyembre
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December
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