Difference between revisions of "Language/French/Vocabulary/Time"

Revision as of 11:29, 9 May 2016

French use of the 24-hour clock. Do not use AM and PM like in the example below:

06h00 : six heures

06h05 : six heures cinq

06h10 : six heures dix

06h15 : six heures et quart

06h20 : six heures vingt

06h25 : six heures vingt-cinq

06h30 : six heures et demie

06h35 : sept heures moins vingt-cinq

06h40 : sept heures moins vingt

06h45 : sept heures moins le quart

06h50 : sept heures moins dix

06h55 : sept heures moins cinq

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-<translate><!--T:1-->
-French use of the 24-hour clock. Do not use AM and PM like in the example below:</translate>
+French use of the 24-hour clock. Do not use AM and PM like in the example below:
 *'''9h20''' : neuf heures vingt (9:20 AM)
 *'''21h20''' : vingt-et-une heures vingt (9:20 PM)
-<translate>
-<!--T:2-->
-Here is how to Ask for the Time:
+----
 *'''Quelle heure est-il ?''' = What time is it?
 *'''Il est...''' = It's... :
-</translate>
 '''06h00''' : six heures
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 '''06h55''' : sept heures moins cinq
-NB: In French, the hour and minute are separated by h (for heure).