Telling Time in Tagalog
Filipinos most commonly use Spanish numbers to tell time.

Anong oras na?
What time is it?

Ala-una.
One o'clock.

Alas-singko.
Five o'clock.

Alas-singko ng  umaga.
Five o'clock in the morning.

Alas-singko ng hapon.
Five o'clock in the afternoon.

Alas-dyes ng gabi.
Ten o'clock at night.

1:00 ala-una- one o'clock
2:00 alas-dos- two o'clock
3:00 alas-tres- three o'clock
4:00 alas-kwatro- four o'clock
5:00 alas-singko- five o'clock
6:00 alas-sais- six o'clock
7:00 alas-siyete- seven o'clock
8:00 alas-otso- eight o'clock
9:00 alas-nwebe- nine o'clock
10:00 alas-dyes- ten o'clock
11:00 alas-onse- eleven o'clock
12:00 alas-dose- twelve o'clock 
ala una y medya
half past one
alas dose kwarenta  y singko
12:45
limang minuto
five minutes
Limang minuto lang.
Just five minutes.
Nasa oras.
On time.
Wala nang oras.
There's no time.