With time we use the 24 hour clock for everything except in speech. For example catching a train or bus with friends. Someone will look at the timetable, read 16:25 then say, it's due at 25 past 4.
@@PsyCore91 where you from? We say that here in Sweden. Either 16.25 or 5 i halv 5 (fem i halv fem). If it was 16:15 we say 16:15 or "kvart över fyra" (quarter past four"
@@magnus1liljeqvist In the UK when someone says "Half 4", They're actually referring to 4:30am/pm not 3:30am/pm as it would mean in Europe. You're saying half 5 to mean 4:30 - In the UK if you said half 5, it would mean 5:30.
I'm glad you're reacting to Evan, he has a great channel comparing things in the US and UK. You should react to his video British NHS doctor reacts to American Medical Bills. It's a very eye-opening video. He does other comparison videos on more fun topics like US vs UK School, TV, and other random things too.
In Britain we tend to say "eight o'clock" when referring to 20.00 in the afternoon while speaking, but will probably write "20.00" because it's easier and shorter than "eight o'clock" and also won't get confused with 08.00 in the morning. Both are right.
@@ianbrook7793 Yes the USA has 2 parties one far right wing and one extreme right wing, but that's who the USA's citizens choose to represent themselves.
@@daveamies5031 you sure about that ? from what i have read and seen you don't get that many people voting. As well it looks like the large companies have a big say in what goes on politicaly.
Oh yeah. If you’re going to make long term plans with Danes. It’s import to include week numbers. An example: “I want to invite you to dinner, Friday May 20th.” “Can you come?” “Oh, is that in week 20? “ That’s because we plan work, spare time and vacation by weeks, not days or months. It’s just a thing that’s going to make stuff a lot easier.
Hi dar for your information the first electrical car was a french car an was the first car reaching speed 100km/h and was called "la jamais contente" in 1899
The Bodmin manumissions, a manuscript now in the British Library preserves the names and details of slaves freed in Bodmin (the then principal town of Cornwall) during the 9th or 10th centuries - indicating both that slavery existed in Cornwall at that time and that numerous Cornish slave-owners eventually set their slaves free
@@derwolf7810 Oh well, darn guess I should have taken my own damn advice then huh? LOL - thanks for correcting me!! That's so cool to learn! I think I'll leave my comment as-is though cos that way your response makes more sense and it shows everyone that it's actually kind of easy to fall into the ignorance trap. Thanks again 🙂
yea for the rest of the world americans that say "im part x" not that bad we can deal with that but we still dont care but the ones that say "yeah im from x my parents/grandparents moved to the state(and it was before they were born)" no you are not from that country you are just american you probably havent even researched what the country is like you probably just saw the Americanised style of that country and went yea its probably all like that and that will offend the people from that country oh and if you say you're irish and then say its part of the uk you will get stabbed just look up the history and you would know that its northern ireland thats part of the uk and republic of ireland is its own country and there was a lot of "trouble" about it all
8:51 what is even more laughable is that there are only 3 countries in the world that are still officially using the imperial system. USA, Myanmar, and Liberia. The two others most Americans would probably call 3rd world countries.
5:03 is especially weird, as the Hercules in the picture is dropping flares, which are a defensive measure when the plane is threatened by heat-seeking missiles. In other words: if this wasn't a staged photo that Hercules would actually be _running_ _away_ from the enemy.
I do not tell time in military mode,it's the younger people who do that. The British abolished slavery first.born in America you are American, you are where you were born.
Woah there lads...... you misread the third post (2:45), which actually says "I'd rather receive false information and keep my conservative views _THEN_ receive true information and follow a socialistic agenda. Assuming the writer means what they wrote, they're hoping to change from 'conservative' to 'socialist' in the light of new, true information..... right?
@@Tammathah And what a tragedy it is that such an error is the most reasonable assumption to make when discussing understanding the very fabric of logic and reason.
Come on. Time we write it in a 24 hour system, but in conversations we still use 1 or 3 etc, AM/PM is usually not required. It is not like I go to my GP at 1 in the morning, or see a dentist at 4:30 in the morning. Using ones brain, tends to solve these non-issues. On the 18 year olds and drinking. Maybe time to listen to an old song that summarise (UK) this idiocy ver well. Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire.
Except we don't call it military time. It's just...time.
@Aussie Pom we say 17 o’clock or 20 etc. In Denmark and many other places
:)))))) , for them it's not just a time..... Too hard to guess what time it is after 12:00 o clock...
@@vasilnanev-peltekov1786 Better not tell US of A Americans thers 24 Longitudes, it would prob be to complicated to grasp :D
With time we use the 24 hour clock for everything except in speech. For example catching a train or bus with friends. Someone will look at the timetable, read 16:25 then say, it's due at 25 past 4.
Depends on region, some do say 16-25
UK its common sense. Americans WTF
5 before half 5 anyone :D
@@PsyCore91 where you from? We say that here in Sweden. Either 16.25 or 5 i halv 5 (fem i halv fem). If it was 16:15 we say 16:15 or "kvart över fyra" (quarter past four"
@@magnus1liljeqvist In the UK when someone says "Half 4", They're actually referring to 4:30am/pm not 3:30am/pm as it would mean in Europe. You're saying half 5 to mean 4:30 - In the UK if you said half 5, it would mean 5:30.
I'm glad you're reacting to Evan, he has a great channel comparing things in the US and UK. You should react to his video British NHS doctor reacts to American Medical Bills. It's a very eye-opening video. He does other comparison videos on more fun topics like US vs UK School, TV, and other random things too.
It's not called military time, it's jut the 24-hour clock.
In Britain we tend to say "eight o'clock" when referring to 20.00 in the afternoon while speaking, but will probably write "20.00" because it's easier and shorter than "eight o'clock" and also won't get confused with 08.00 in the morning. Both are right.
@@octaviussludberry9016 Oh we do that as well - when we remember!
@@octaviussludberry9016 🤣 Oh I do apologise! Wrist slapped!
24 hour clock is used by the military in the uk.
@@TheJpf79 Oh I know, but most of us aren't in the military. As I said, both are right.
The problem with(rightwing) Americans is that they are not obstructed by much knowledge.
The less they know the more they think they are right.
it does appear that way
yup..definetly...
As far as i can see the 2 main parties are both right, ones far right .The other is more to the left but still right thinking.
@@ianbrook7793 Yes the USA has 2 parties one far right wing and one extreme right wing, but that's who the USA's citizens choose to represent themselves.
@@daveamies5031 you sure about that ? from what i have read and seen you don't get that many people voting. As well it looks like the large companies have a big say in what goes on politicaly.
Oh yeah. If you’re going to make long term plans with Danes. It’s import to include week numbers. An example: “I want to invite you to dinner, Friday May 20th.” “Can you come?” “Oh, is that in week 20? “ That’s because we plan work, spare time and vacation by weeks, not days or months. It’s just a thing that’s going to make stuff a lot easier.
Hi dar for your information the first electrical car was a french car an was the first car reaching speed 100km/h and was called "la jamais contente" in 1899
The Bodmin manumissions, a manuscript now in the British Library preserves the names and details of slaves freed in Bodmin (the then principal town of Cornwall) during the 9th or 10th centuries - indicating both that slavery existed in Cornwall at that time and that numerous Cornish slave-owners eventually set their slaves free
For a country that literally invented the search engine ... you're not very good at using them, are you? 😂🤣
The first search engine (called Archie) was invented by Alan Emtage (a native of Barbados) at McGill University in Montreal (Canada).
@@derwolf7810 Oh well, darn guess I should have taken my own damn advice then huh? LOL - thanks for correcting me!! That's so cool to learn! I think I'll leave my comment as-is though cos that way your response makes more sense and it shows everyone that it's actually kind of easy to fall into the ignorance trap. Thanks again 🙂
Part II is amazing
yea for the rest of the world americans that say "im part x" not that bad we can deal with that but we still dont care but the ones that say "yeah im from x my parents/grandparents moved to the state(and it was before they were born)" no you are not from that country you are just american you probably havent even researched what the country is like you probably just saw the Americanised style of that country and went yea its probably all like that and that will offend the people from that country oh and if you say you're irish and then say its part of the uk you will get stabbed just look up the history and you would know that its northern ireland thats part of the uk and republic of ireland is its own country and there was a lot of "trouble" about it all
Haiti banned slavery. It was the first country to permanently do so. what DO they teach in USA schools
A few countries did before Haiti. Read the damn list Debbie.
Part 2 is great!
Icelander HERE who has lived in the US, the person smacking is Icelanders is PROJECTING HARD🤣😂 This video proves it hehehe.
8:51 what is even more laughable is that there are only 3 countries in the world that are still officially using the imperial system. USA, Myanmar, and Liberia. The two others most Americans would probably call 3rd world countries.
The US doesn't use imperial - they use their own version, 'customary units'. For example, an imperial gallon is 20% bigger than a US gallon.
5:03 is especially weird, as the Hercules in the picture is dropping flares, which are a defensive measure when the plane is threatened by heat-seeking missiles. In other words: if this wasn't a staged photo that Hercules would actually be _running_ _away_ from the enemy.
@Aussie Pom I guess finding a way around defensive measures would be indeed advisory for an adversary. ;-)
In French we do say it's 17:30 or meet me at 16h.
No one calls it military time in my country, we just call it time or digital time which is the real name of it in my country :D
There are 24 hrs in a day, not 12....LOL 06:13 shut up
I do not tell time in military mode,it's the younger people who do that. The British abolished slavery first.born in America you are American, you are where you were born.
Woah there lads...... you misread the third post (2:45), which actually says "I'd rather receive false information and keep my conservative views _THEN_ receive true information and follow a socialistic agenda. Assuming the writer means what they wrote, they're hoping to change from 'conservative' to 'socialist' in the light of new, true information..... right?
it just means that the poster doesnt know the difference between then and than...
@@Tammathah And what a tragedy it is that such an error is the most reasonable assumption to make when discussing understanding the very fabric of logic and reason.
Finland isn't even Scandinavian (I don't think Iceland is either).
It’s not. Scandinavia is Sweden, Norway, Denmark. Add Finland and Iceland and you have the Nordics.
Come on. Time we write it in a 24 hour system, but in conversations we still use 1 or 3 etc, AM/PM is usually not required. It is not like I go to my GP at 1 in the morning, or see a dentist at 4:30 in the morning. Using ones brain, tends to solve these non-issues.
On the 18 year olds and drinking. Maybe time to listen to an old song that summarise (UK) this idiocy ver well. Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire.
if I'm meeting someone past 12pm I'd still 3 30 or 5 30. it's normal. it's not standard.
Portugal was voted most peacefull country and best in the world for 5 times.
Speak slower.........the rest of the World would just LOVE to hear......🤣🎧