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There are different ways how to tell the time in German. Full hour. When it is a full hour, we are using the same construction as in English: Es ist XY Uhr (=It is XY o'clock) 2AM: Es ist zwei Uhr; 8AM: Es ist acht Uhr; Telling the exact time. For 3:22AM, in English you would say: It’s three twenty-two.
There are different ways to tell the time in German. The 24-hour clock is used for official information (e.g. programmes, timetables), but in spoken language, we also use the 12-hour clock. Read on to learn how to tell the time in German, then test your knowledge in the exercises.
The Time System in Germany. We Germans use the 24-hour system. If you see an hour greater than 12 just subtract 12 to get the p.m. time. For example: 14:00 Uhr It’s 2pm. (14 – 12 = 2) Counting in German is not difficult. Can you do it?
31 de jul. de 2020 · Wieviel Uhr haben wir? “What time is it?” This is closer to the English question, in a broad sense. If you think about it, saying “what time” doesn’t make a whole lot of sense anyway. In German, this translates to “How many hours do we have?” This at least fits logically into the whole counting-hours thing that our clocks do.
2 de mar. de 2022 · To tell the exact time in German, you name the hour first, followed by “Uhr” and the exact number of minutes. German uses the numbers from 0-12 for the first twelve hours of the day and continues to count from 13 to 24 o’clock for the second half. This replaces AM and PM, so 1:07pm for example is 13:07, pronounced as ...
22 de abr. de 2019 · Uhr – “hour or o’clock” vor – “before” nach – “after or past” viertel – “quarter” halb – “half” fünf – “five” dreißig – “thirty” Zeit – “time” um – “at” (related to time) gegen – “round” or “-ish” heute – “today: gestern – “yesterday” morgen – “tomorrow” Woche – “week” Wochenende – “weekend” Morgen früh – “tomorrow morning”
28 de feb. de 2023 · ¿Cómo se dice la hora en alemán? Para poder dar la hora en alemán no necesitas mucho, solo los números del 1 al 59. Para ello se utiliza la expresión Es ist , que equivaldría a “es” o “son”, esto es, la misma fórmula que usarías si estuvieras diciendo la hora en español.
