Mastodawn

I hear phrases like "half-past", "quarter til", and "quarter after" way less often since digital clocks have became more commonplace.

Since using AM and PM are essentially analogue standards, will people eventually stop saying “it’s two o’clock” when they mean “it’s fourteen”

i dont know if you are joking or not, but i have all my clocks unironically on 24 hour time.

So does a lot of the world.

In real life though, when the clock reads 15:00, how do you vocally express that?

“Its fiften-hundred”

Interesting.

I know people who prefer 24 hour clocks but use am/pm when expressing vocally.

I mean, if someone is asking me the time, I’ll tell them 3 o’clock.

but you asked how i vocally express 15:00. Not how I would tell it to an average person :p

I’m not so up my ass that I think everyone uses 24 hour clocks, afterall lol