12am 4am Pacific Time To Eastern Time LEO Ihr W rterbuch im Internet f r Englisch Deutsch bersetzungen mit Forum Vokabeltrainer und Sprachkursen Nat rlich auch als App
There appears to be a convention that 12am is midnight 12pm is noon but that is not universal else we wouldn t be having this discussion for at least the fourth time in WR Forums LEO Ihr W rterbuch im Internet f r Englisch Deutsch bersetzungen mit Forum Vokabeltrainer und Sprachkursen Nat rlich auch als App
12am 4am Pacific Time To Eastern Time
12am 4am Pacific Time To Eastern Time
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My boss says 12am is midnight and I think it is noon Who s right I hope it is me A psychological victory you know What time of day is 12AM If you want to discuss it further please add your comments there but please read the previous posts firsts See also What time of day is 12AM This thread is closed Cagey moderator Not open for further replies
12am is the exact moment the 12th hour of the morning finishes am and similarly for pm Therefor 12am is midday and pm would start straight after The confusion has started since the invention of the digital clock For me I Nopal The problem is that strictly speaking if it is 12 it is neither before 12 nor after 12 it is 12 So 12pm or 12am is absurd by definition This explains the confusion around it and one person understands 12am for instance as midnight and the other as midday To put it differently 12 is the time marker in the middle and the two slots am and pm are defined
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Hi there Since I have to give a presentation I was wondering whether any of you could give me some clear guidelines on how to determine when to say Good morning afternoon evening night everyone i e what time each one begins and ends I suppose an hope I won t have to use night When someone sends me a mail that asks my availability on a specific date for example 12am on May 23rd how can I respond it correctly Specifically the mail says Are you available at 12am on May 23rd In this case is it correct if I say Yes I will be available on that time or No I am not available on that date
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There appears to be a convention that 12am is midnight 12pm is noon but that is not universal else we wouldn t be having this discussion for at least the fourth time in WR Forums
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12am 4am Pacific Time To Eastern Time - Nopal The problem is that strictly speaking if it is 12 it is neither before 12 nor after 12 it is 12 So 12pm or 12am is absurd by definition This explains the confusion around it and one person understands 12am for instance as midnight and the other as midday To put it differently 12 is the time marker in the middle and the two slots am and pm are defined
