For example, to refer to "this morning", one would say, "Me he levantado tarde y no me ha dado tiempo de desayunar "(I woke up late and did not have time to eat breakfast) rather than "Me levanté tarde y no me dio tiempo de desayunar". With no context, listeners from Spain would assume that the latter occurred yesterday or a long time ago. For the same reason, speakers of Castilian Spanish use the present perfect to talk about the immediate past (events having occurred only a few moments ago), such as "¿Qué has dicho? No te he podido oír" rather than "¿Qué dijiste? No te pude oír." (What did you say? I couldn't hear you.)