Question

6:45, 8:00, 8:05, 7:25, 2:05, 1:30, время на французском​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

7.00 – Il est sept heures (précises = pile) (du matin / du soir). – 7 часов (ровно) (утра / вечера).

7.10 – Il est sept heures dix. – 7 часов 10 минут.

7.15 – Il est sept heures quinze. = Il est sept heures et quart. – 7 часов пятнадцать минут = 7 часов с четвертью.

7.30 – Il est sept heures trente. = Il est sept heures et demie. – 7 часов тридцать минут. = Половина восьмого.

7.45 – Il est sept heures quarante-cinq. = Il est huit heures moins le quart (quinze). —  7 часов сорок пять минут. = Без пятнадцати восемь

7.55 – Il est huit heures moins cinq. – Без пяти восемь.

12.00 – Il est midi. – Полдень.

24.00 – Il est minuit. – Полночь.

3.00 – Il est trois heures du matin (de l’après-midi). – 3 часа ночи (дня = после полудня).

Answer 2

On French clocks, time is typically expressed using the 24-hour clock format (also known as the military time format). The format is similar to the English format, but with the names of the hours in French. Here's how the given times would be expressed in French:

6:45 - 6 heures 45 8:00 - 8 heures 8:05 - 8 heures 5 7:25 - 7 heures 25 2:05 - 2 heures 05 1:30 - 1 heure 30

Remember that in French, the word "heures" (hours) is used after stating the hour part, and "et" (and) is used to separate the minutes. Also, it's important to note that French uses a comma to represent the decimal point in time, whereas English uses a colon. For example, 8:05 in English becomes 8 heures 5 in French.