1. country
2. do you use 12 or 24 hour time? why?
1. country
Kevin Butler
Daniel Carter
24-hour time in writing, 12-hour time in speech is the patrician's choice.
Jack Howard
>Temps décimal
Joseph Stewart
this
Blake Watson
that just seems annoying though, why not use it in writing too
Oliver Hernandez
/thread
Connor Cruz
>24-hour before midday
>12-hour after
Nolan Baker
-hour before midday
-hour after
Xavier Jackson
24 hours before coming home
microwave time after heating up my instant meal
Jonathan Hall
me? I use a sundial to tell the time.
Liam Cook
this
Jeremiah Rogers
this
Jacob Nguyen
Dominic Ortiz
Wait a minute... that's just 12 hour time.
Joseph Wilson
Pretty much
Also, using "quarter past" and "three quarters to" and not saying "fifteen past" and "fifteen to" like some dumb zoomer
Because it's the most practical way of doing it, stupid frogposter
Jeremiah Gray
Does anybody use 24 for speech outside of the military? Cannot imagine something thst autistic desu
David James
his """country""" only uses 24h format in military because his """soldiers""" are to retarded to understand AM-PM
Brayden Green
On the news
Hunter Thomas
>24-hour time in writing, 12-hour time in speech is the patrician's choice.
Here we use both 24 and 12 in writing but only 12 in speech.
Ryan Ross
I hear people using 24 hour time in speech a lot here. French expat faggot for most of my life tho, I've only recently moved back here. I use 12 hour for everything.
Luke Bennett
The only correct answer
Carter Parker
Norway does, the news will read out "the time is nineteen, here is the daily news".
We are pretty autistic tho.