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hellerm
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How is time write in Turkish? I know in French it is different than what I use because they do a 24 hour time clock and they would write it like this: 14h30. Thanks!
3 years ago
Capt.Yah
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(ta) would mean (at), so buçukta would mean: "At half". Here we do not specify anything that would happen"at" that time.
2 years ago
No, you could in theory say "The time is..."
2 years ago
Anna694674
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My question as well. I translated "two and a half hours", but it wasn't accepted. How would you say "two and a half hours" in Turkish?
5 months ago
yakbulut19
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Where is the "it is" part of the sentence in turkish, theoretically half past two is also correct.
But i think they used these sentence for a real life situation like,
Person 1: saat kaçta?
Person 2: saat iki buçuk (it is)
1 year ago
