GERMAN LESSON 61: How To Tell The TIME in German - Exercises / Übungen (part 3)

Exercises! What time is it? So, what time is it? We're going to do lots of exercises today, okay? Many exercises. What time is it, exactly? It is. What would you answer for the first one? A.M.? 3 A.M. You can say it's 3 o'clock or around 3. Now, 3 P.M. The same ones, it is 3 o'clock or it is around 3. But you can't say, it's at 3, okay? That doesn't exist. The um only goes up to 12, okay? Just until 12. Got it? So, 3:05 A.M. It is 3:05 or 5 minutes past 3 or 5 minutes after 3. Nach means after. And you can also say, 5 minutes after 3, okay? You can also say, 5 minutes past 3. 5 minutes after 3 or around 3. So, the next one, the next. 3:15 or a quarter past three. You can also say, quarter past three. Okay, you can just put a clock behind that. Or 3:15 p.m. because it's now p.m. Yeah, in the afternoon. So, 3:15 p.m. So, the next one, 3:30 A.M. 3:30 or half past three. Got it? And 3:45 A.M. Or you can say, quarter to four. Quarter to four. Quarter to four. And the last one, the last one, 3:55 A.M. That would be pretty official, right? 3:55 A.M. Or 5 to 4, or 5 minutes to 4. Or shortly before 4. Kurz means shortly. Shortly before 4. Many exercises. Many exercises. So, please use the variant that's easiest for you, okay? Please use the method that is easiest for you. And listen to the people around you, okay? Please listen to the people around you when you are in Germany. because they might use different methods. Got it? And yes, that's all. Keep practicing and thank you. Until next time. See you next time. Goodbye.