You must be in the US. Most of the world commonly uses 24 hour time; it's only the US and Canada and a few other countries where people still speak of 12-hour time with AM and PM. In France, 4:30PM is 16h30, read as "seize heures trente". No one says "quatre heures trente apres-midi".

Yes, but it's nothing special since...

For the most part I can usually guess it right even if I don’t use it because we don’t go by it where I live. But even if I’m not sure, I can always just google it. It’s not that hard.

As I wrote I've used it for various jobs, religiously folks ⌚ like clockwork ⏰ Becomes second nature. It should be as mandatory as Roman Numerals understanding the ABCs and so on even

Yes it's called the 24hour clock here and everyone understands it.

Of course it's the standard here like in pretty much every other country in the world 🤷♀️

Some of it. My mom had a 25 year career in law enforcement and, since law enforcement uses military time as well, she taught me once.

There is no „military time“, there is only time, which has a 24 hours per day cycle.

Yes, just subtract 12 hours if it is after noon. Before 10AM, add a zero.

Can you read or understand military time?

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I can.

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You must be in the US. Most of the world commonly uses 24 hour time; it's only the US and Canada and a few other countries where people still speak of 12-hour time with AM and PM. In France, 4:30PM is 16h30, read as "seize heures trente". No one says "quatre heures trente apres-midi".

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Yes, but it's nothing special since...

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For the most part I can usually guess it right even if I don’t use it because we don’t go by it where I live. But even if I’m not sure, I can always just google it. It’s not that hard.

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As I wrote
I've used it for various jobs, religiously folks ⌚ like clockwork ⏰
Becomes second nature.
It should be as mandatory as Roman Numerals understanding the ABCs and so on even

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  Thanks Maria 👍🏻
  
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Yes it's called the 24hour clock here and everyone understands it.

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Of course it's the standard here like in pretty much every other country in the world 🤷‍♀️

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  I've used it for various jobs, religiously folks ⌚ like clockwork ⏰ 🚨
  
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Some of it. My mom had a 25 year career in law enforcement and, since law enforcement uses military time as well, she taught me once.

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There is no „military time“, there is only time, which has a 24 hours per day cycle.

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Yes, just subtract 12 hours if it is after noon. Before 10AM, add a zero.

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Yeah. Like 13 is 1? 24 is 0

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If the time just doubles then yea 😂

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I can. It's very straightforward.

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exitseven Follow
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yes, I can do that.

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Yep!

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absolutely

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I hope so

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Yes.

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