Qu'on soit anglais, irlandais,
gallois, écossais, américain ou
français, savoir l'heure, demander l'heure, donner
l'heure restent des situations courantes inévitables.![]() |
It is two o' clock. |
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It is 5 o' clock. |
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It is eight o' clock. |
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It
is two o' clock in the morning. It is 2 a.m. (Il est 2 heures) |
It is two o' clock in the
afternoon. It is 2 p.m. (Il est 14 heures) |
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It
is 5 o' clock in the morning. It is 5 a.m. (Il est 5 heures) |
It is 5 o' clock in the
afternoon. It is 5 p.m. (Il est 17 heures) |
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It
is eight o' clock in the morning. It is 8 a.m. (Il est 8 heures) |
It is eight o' clock in the
afternoon. It is 8 p.m. (Il est 20 heures) |
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It is 8 past 2 (in the morning /
in the afternoon).
Il est 2 heures 8.
(ou 14 heures 8)
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It is 25 past 2 (in the morning
/ in the afternoon). Il est 2 heures 25. (ou 14 heures 25) |
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It is 25 to 3 (in the morning /
in the afternoon).
Il est 2 heures 35.
(ou 14 heures 35)
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It is 10 to 3 (in the morning /
in the afternoon). Il est 2 heures 50. (ou 14 heures 50) Il est 3 heures moins 10. (ou 15 heures moins 10) |
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It is noon. (Il est midi) It is midnight. (Il est minuit) |
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It is a quarter past one (in the
morning / in the afternoon). (Il est 1 heure et quart / Il est 13 heures et quart) |
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It is half past two (in the
morning / in the afternoon). Il est deux heures et demi (14 heures et demi) |
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It is a quarter to three (in the
morning / in the afternoon). Il est trois heures moins le quart. (15 heures moins le quart) |