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Snusmumrikken wrote:
what about reading the clock in german then you have to fucking choose where in germany you want to pretend like u r from, according my horrible german teacher who decided to teach us both ways in the same class

BloomCissi wrote:
But do you say "half past" in Norwegian? At least in Swedish and Danish it's always just called half something, you can't say "half past".

BloomCissi wrote:
I was just wondering about German, and realised that we never learned whether "half ten" means 9.30 or 10.30. 

kruspersille wrote:
although only half ten would be 9:30
half past ten wouldnt translate to 9:30 cause past literally states that its after ten

kruspersille wrote:

no but you cant translate half past ten to halv ti 
that would translate to halv etter ti
which would be halv elleve so ten thirty

kruspersille wrote:

no but you cant translate half past ten to halv ti 
that would translate to halv etter ti
which would be halv elleve so ten thirty

Annihilation wrote:
i love half eleven

Annihilation wrote:
you’re outside the sphere of time

depravitea wrote:
I've been up for 2 days+nights

time doesn't apply to me

MadHatress wrote:
how do u even function

depravitea wrote:
I don't

September wrote:
Imo it should be Year/month/day xD

Like 9/11 for example should be 11/9 accoarding how we write in Sweden c;