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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Time Question

ist 12 am or pm if I', talking about at noon??
  

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PM. As I remember, "12 AM" means the midnight and "12 PM" means the noon.

— Ruslana

  • PM.
  • As I remember, "12 AM" means the midnight and "12 PM" means the noon.
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PM.

As I remember, "12 AM" means the midnight and "12 PM" means the noon.
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12 AM = noon

12 PM (usually you see 00:00) = midnight

[Y]
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I'd side with KoHf.
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Was I wrong? Sorry! Emotion: sad It seems my Russian watch goes incorrectly.
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It's so much simpler to say "noon" or "midnight"!

I think noon should be 12 am, because it comes after 11 am. But my computer tells me noon is 12 pm!

- Joy
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PieanneI'd side with KoHf.
Thank you Pieanne. Joy, that's quite odd. As far as I know it's the way I've said.

[Y]

P.S.: It's YoHf; perhaps you thought I were Khoff.
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But it's true 12:00 is a weird time... It's much simpler, as ToJ said, to refer to it as either noon or midnight.
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YoHf Joy, that's quite odd. As far as I know it's the way I've said.

Computers are weird things. I'm sure you've read the jokes
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Does anybody know how the abbreviations PM and AM are translated? I forgot it...
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Do Americans or Englishmen care of such a subtle thing?
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