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0 It is usually "half past ten" = 10:30 or ten-thirty 02 br 02 br 00 9:30 = half past nine or nine-thirty 0-
- 0 It is usually "half past ten" = 10:30 or ten-thirty 02 br 02 br 00 9:30 = half past nine or nine-thirty 0-
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0 It is usually "half past ten" = 10:30 or ten-thirty 02 br
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0 In British English you'll often hear half past ten shortened to half ten. 0-
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00 In German you'd literally say "half-ten" too, but that would mean 9:30. 010id 1
01 cite 10 Nona The Brit 12 cite 10 In British English you'll often hear half past ten shortened to half ten. 12 blockquote10 Didn't know that! Learned something new 05 0 02 br
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00 In German you'd literally say "half-ten" too, but that would mean 9:30. 010id 1
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0 Dutch is similar to German in that way. I've had to train myself not to say "half ten" or even "half past ten" to avoid the risk of Dutch friends thinking I mean 9.30. Saying "ten thirty" is the safest! 0-
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