Which countries in the world use a 12 hr clock and which

12 hour clock is for children

In speech we use 12 hours.

Written we use 24 hours.

I think the UK uses both. Canada uses the 12-hour clock, while Continental Europe uses Military time.

>>72552365
This.

Everybody uses the 12 hour clock in the spoken word, 24 hour for the written.

You sound like a turbo autist if you walk around saying " let's meet at seventeen thirty tonight m8."

>>72552446
This

>>72552365
Also, we have no concept of am and pm. People just say "in the morning / midday / evening / night".

>>72552365
>>72552446
Yes this.

>>72552446
It's actually perfectly fine to say that in Swedish...

>>72552629
"a.m." and "p.m." are just fancy ways of saying morning and afternoon/evening t'bh.

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>there are plebs who use the 12 hour clock on their phones or other digital devices

Absolutely disgusting.

>>72552653
>Sweden
>Autism
Why am I not surprised?

>>72552446
pretty sure the french do this

>>72552276
We use both and both sound normal

>>72552715
Kek

>>72552365
Same.

Apparently in Thailand they use a 6-hour clock with 4 divisions of the day.