Hours Time In French Les Heures Elsa French Teacher The hours in french. time in french is not complicated. when you want to give the time, you start with »il est » and you add »heure (s) » after. it’s one : il est une heure [i lé u nœr] it’s two : il est deux heures [i lé de zœr] it’s tree : il est trois heures [i lé troi zœr] it’s four : il est quatre heures [i lé ka trœr]. Bienvenue ! welcome ! bienvenido! willkommen! bem vindo! مرحباًje suis une professeure de français expérimentée. j'enseigne depuis 20 ans et je partage mes.
How To Ask And Tell Time In French Par elsa french teacher | 28 jan 2018 | a1 chapter 1, lessons, videos, videos a1. pour apprendre le français efficacement et intelligemment ! pour savoir conjuguer parfaitement à tous les temps importants du français. For 8.00am, for example you can say: il est huit heures du matin. > you can add “du matin” to specify “in the morning”. for times in the afternoon from 1.00pm through 6.00pm you can either add “de l’après midi” or use the 24 hour time. for example: il est trois heures de l’après midi. it’s 3.00pm. il est quinze heures. In french, you always say il est cinq heures. the only exception is when we say midi (noon) and minuit (midnight). the hour and the minutes in french get separated by h (for heure). ex. 6h00 il est six heures. instead of using am pm, in french we use du matin in the morning, de l'après midi in the afternoon, du soir in the evening. In french, time is usually based on the 24 hour clock, like military time. instead of 1 to 11 a.m., followed by 12 to 11 p.m., the clock continues counting up from 12, so that 1 p.m. is 13, 2 p.m. is 14, all the way up to 24. midnight itself can be stated as minuit, 24h00, or 0h00, but one minute later, 24 disappears: 0h01, 0h02, etc.
Tefl Learning French Telling The Time Hours Telling The Clock In french, you always say il est cinq heures. the only exception is when we say midi (noon) and minuit (midnight). the hour and the minutes in french get separated by h (for heure). ex. 6h00 il est six heures. instead of using am pm, in french we use du matin in the morning, de l'après midi in the afternoon, du soir in the evening. In french, time is usually based on the 24 hour clock, like military time. instead of 1 to 11 a.m., followed by 12 to 11 p.m., the clock continues counting up from 12, so that 1 p.m. is 13, 2 p.m. is 14, all the way up to 24. midnight itself can be stated as minuit, 24h00, or 0h00, but one minute later, 24 disappears: 0h01, 0h02, etc. Heures (les) quelle heure est il ? À 7 heures, je me lève. À 7 heures et quart, je m'habille. À 8 heures moins le quart, je travaille. À midi, je mange. À 11 heures et demie du soir, je me couche. À minuit, je dors. french exercise "heures (les)" created by mariebru with the test builder. The 24 hour system is called “l’heure officielle” in french. it is especially used in public announcements such as timetables, bus train plane schedules, movie television radio listings, sporting events, and business hours of operation. so it’s important to be able to understand and tell the time according to the 24 hour system!.
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