Question

по английски время 5 05,10 10,11 50

Answer 1

5:05- five oh five 
10:10- ten oh  ten 
11:50- eleven fifteen 

Answer 2

5,05 It's five past five
10.10 It's ten past ten
11.50 It's ten to twelve

Answer 3

It looks like you're asking for information about the time in English. Here's the breakdown of the times you provided:

1. 5:05 - This is read as "five oh five" or "five oh five in the morning/evening" depending on the context.

2. 10:10 - This is read as "ten ten" or "ten ten in the morning/evening" depending on the context.

3. 11:50 - This is read as "eleven fifty" or "eleven fifty in the morning/evening" depending on the context.

In English, we typically use the 12-hour clock format, so we specify whether it is morning or evening. "AM" stands for ante meridiem (before noon), and "PM" stands for post meridiem (after noon).

For example: - 5:05 AM is "five oh five in the morning." - 10:10 AM is "ten ten in the morning." - 11:50 PM is "eleven fifty at night" or "eleven fifty in the evening."

If you have a specific context or if you want more information, feel free to ask!