How do you express the time in french

How to express French time via the 12-hour clock. Time is typically expressed on a 12-hour clock. In French, you say the hour then the minutes, and it’s a little different from the way it’s done in English. To tell a time on the hour in French, use il est + [number] + heure(s). For example: il est deux heures (it is two o’clock).

Explanation:

Bonjour !

Quelle heure est-il? (what time is it ? )

Use "Il est heure," to tell the hour.

To say it is five  o'clock, you would say "Il est cinq (5) heures"

You must always add "heure" after the hour.

- quarter hours ("quart"). You add these after "heure" along with "et" (the French word for "and").

Thus you could say 5:30 in French as, "il est cinq heures et demie."

Use "moins" to denote the minutes until an hour.

Say "il est midi" for "It is noon" and say "il est minuit" for "it is midnight."

You can add minutes to this. For example, if it is 12:20, you can say "il est midi vingt".

French does not use "AM" and "PM," ( use the 24-hour system.)

ex : 8:00PM would be 20:00, or "vingt heures pile"

answer:

avant-hier ah-van-tee-ehr the day before yesterday

hier ee-ehr yesterday

aujourd'hui o-zhoor-düee today

demain duh-mun tomorrow

après-demain ah-preh-duh-mun the day after tomorrow

explanation:

monday

lundi =aujourd'hui

tuesday

mardi =demain

wednesday

mercredi =après-demain

thursday

jeudi =the day before yesterday

friday

vendredi=hier

hit