What does hasta mean in Spanish?

Hasta most commonly means "until," but it can also mean "up to" or "as far as," depending on context.

Can hasta be followed by a verb?

Yes , hasta can be followed by an infinitive verb (e.g. hasta comer ) or a conjugated clause (e.g. hasta que llegues ).

What difference between hasta and hasta que ?

Hasta is used before nouns or infinitives, while hasta que introduces a full clause with a conjugated verb.

Do I use the subjunctive after hasta que ?

Yes , if the action is in the future or uncertain. Use the indicative if the action is habitual or in the past.

Can hasta be used in time expressions?

Absolutely . It's commonly used to talk about deadlines or durations, e.g. hasta mañana ("until tomorrow") or hasta las cinco ("until five o'clock").

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Spanish Grammar Bank

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Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
Until in Spanish	Hasta + time-related noun	Nos quedaremos hasta mañana.