| What time is it? | Anong oras na? |
| It is one o'clock | Ala-una |
| It is two o'clock | Alas-dos |
| It is three o'clock | Alas-tres |
| It is four o'clock | Alas-kwatro |
| It is five o'clock | Alas-singko |
| It is six o'clock | Alas-sais |
| It is seven o'clock | Alas-siyete |
| It is eight o'clock | Alas-otso |
| It is nine o'clock | Alas-nuwebe |
| It is ten o'clock | Alas-diyes |
| It is eleven o'clock | Alas-onse |
| It is twelve o'clock | Alas-dose |
| It is half past one | Ala-una y medya |
| It is half past two | Alas-dos y medya |
| It is quarter past four | Alas-kwatro kinse |
| It is quarter past eleven | Alas-onse kinse |
The Tagalog for 'What time is it?' is Anong oras na?.
This is a Filipino preschool lesson for telling the time, so it is more immersive, but useful to language learners as well!
Also see the Days of the Week and Months of the Year in Tagalog.