How to Say "clocks" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “clocks” is “relojes” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA1
nounA1
time-telling devices on walls or towers
Examples
Me encantan los relojes antiguos.
I love antique clocks.
Él tiene una colección de relojes suizos.
He has a collection of Swiss watches.
Los relojes de la torre suenan a las doce.
The tower clocks ring at twelve.
One word for both
Unlike English which has two different words (clock and watch), Spanish uses 'relojes' for any device that measures time.
Making it plural
To make the singular 'reloj' plural, you add '-es' because it ends in a consonant (j). This changes the sound slightly at the end.
Gender confusion
Mistake: “las relojes”
Correction: los relojes
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