Английские выражение про время

Как сказать, который час, на английском

What time of day is it? Are you an early bird or a night owl? What time do you usually get up? Do you set an alarm every day? Today, we’re learning how to talk about time!

The Time of Day

Morning – any time between 12am to 12pm - утро
Noon – it refers to 12pm and is the start of the afternoon - полдень
Afternoon – any time between 12pm to 6pm - обед
Evening - any time between 6pm to 12am - вечер
Midnight – As its name suggests, "midnight" refers to the middle of the night, which is any time between 12am to 3am - полночь

Asking for time

What time is it?/What is the time? – Который час?
Could you tell me the time please? – Можете, пожалуйста, сказать, который час?
Do you have the time? –У вас есть где посмотреть время?
What time are we meeting? – Когда мы встречаемся?

Telling the time

When you are referring to the exact time, there are two ways in which you can do this:

• Say the hour first, followed by the minutes:

8:20 - It's eight twenty

10:05 - It's ten o-five

17:40 – It’s five forty

Say the minutes first followed by the hour:

4:35 - It's twenty-five to five

3:20 - It's twenty past three

19:18 - It's eighteen past seven

Quarter past – четверть после
Half past – половина после
Quarter to – четверть до

Expressions with alarm clock

Put/Set the alarm clock (for…) – Завести будильник (на...)
The alarm clock didn’t go off this morning. – Будильник не сработал утром.
The alarm clock didn’t ring. – Будильник не зазвонил.
Switch on/off an alarm clock. – Включить/выключить будильник.
Use an alarm clock to remind you … - Заведи будильник, чтобы он тебе напомнил о...
His alarm clock takes two medium-sized batteries. – Для его будильника подходят две батарейки среднего размера.

Sometimes we have a good night or a bad night when the alarm clock wakes us up. To be ready for different mornings I suggest you watch the video and find out some sleeping expressions

Abbreviations:

AM = Ante meridiem (from Latin): Before noon – до полудня
PM = Post meridiem (from Latin): After noon – после полудня

At or In

“At” is only used to describe specific times. It might be to describe a particular numerical time on the clock (с точным временем).
“In” is used in phrases that describe a more general period of time, that doesn’t have a specific clock time or time of day (с общим периодом времени).

Some useful expressions

The clock is five minutes fast or slow. – В часах погрешность в пять минут.
At exactly five o’clock. – Точно в пять часов.
At five o’clock sharp. – Ровно в пять часов.
By five o’clock at the latest. – Не позднее пяти часов.
About five o’clock. – Примерно в пять часов.
Until ten o’clock. – К десяти часам.
On time - at the planned time – Вовремя.
In time - ‘before the last moment’ – Вовремя.

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