Something else I'm getting used to in the industry...MILITARY TIME! This came up in my news feed and was helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make this for us newbies!
@@LeeTowerPropertySolutions About midnight: international standards (ISO 8601) have dropped the 2400 representation for midnight. I read that it's because they don't want midnight to *have* multiple representations.
I've never had to use military time ever, but I always easily understood it. When I started working at a hospital, I had to switch over even though I was used to AM/PM. Very easy to switch.
I like Military time, because it makes sense for time to start at low numbers and go to the 24th hour, rather than starting over half way thru, which makes no sense. But the day and count should start at regular time's 6AM. Starting at midnight makes no sense either.
It does for the same reason the clocks are moved to daylight saving time shortly after midnight. The change occurs when most people are not at work or getting ready for work.
I trying to learn Military time because sometimes my Fitbit shows me MT instead of Normal time and I’m to lazy to find out why or fix it but Apparently not lazy enough to learn this
One quick correction. You do not say "oh" as in "Oh One hundred" for 0100. Instead, it is "Zero One Hundred Hours" or "Zero Five Forty-Five Hours". "Oh" is the letter "O" not the numeral "0". Semper Fi
Surprised to see the colons left out. ISO 8601 uses the colons between hours, minutes, and second. At least in its long form. I suppose each profession needs to tweak the format to avoid confusion with how it uses those marks and numbers in other places.
I think the 2400 is wrong because 12 midnight is another day so you must put date to imply that the work was ended another day, how can you record it if it started from 12am to 1am of another day? will you write it from 0000 to 2500 ?🤔
No. The work has not ended in another day unless you work past midnight.You would have to recorded it as from Tuesday 0000 to Wednesday 0100. The 2400 designation is best for when the event being recorded ends at midnight and doesn’t extend into the new day. For example, “Store hours 09:00 to 24:00”.
Here I am! Do I really have to do this
I should be studying for my three assessments for school but I’m here learning abt military time 💀
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Same 😭
Same , but while 🚽💩😆
Same I had no idea this was about or nursing life
Just subtract 2
Something else I'm getting used to in the industry...MILITARY TIME! This came up in my news feed and was helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make this for us newbies!
I am glad you like this one too.
@@LeeTowerPropertySolutions About midnight: international standards (ISO 8601) have dropped the 2400 representation for midnight. I read that it's because they don't want midnight to *have* multiple representations.
Thanks for this simple and easy to understand explanation. It is a great tip for newbies to healthcare as well.
Yes. I was going crazy I’m the newbie entering the healthcare field lol : very simple & easy 👏🏽
I am happy it helped
I've never had to use military time ever, but I always easily understood it. When I started working at a hospital, I had to switch over even though I was used to AM/PM. Very easy to switch.
wow i never used to understand army time but this video made it so easy to understand this video deserves a like and a bunch more subscribers
in Brazil we use 24 hour clock for general purposes and 12 hour clock for conversation
Same here in UK.
Jus to make things simpler. The way to read 24 hour is -12 with any 24 hours time u will get it.
Like •21-12=9pm
What if it is in the morning how do you tell that is it just the same time it usually is until it hits 1:00pm?
(13.00)13-12=1 (1.00pm)
13:30-20:00 what's this military time
Extremely Helpful God bless!
I’m trying to learn this because anime uses this time
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I like Military time, because it makes sense for time to start at low numbers and go to the 24th hour, rather than starting over half way thru, which makes no sense. But the day and count should start at regular time's 6AM. Starting at midnight makes no sense either.
It does for the same reason the clocks are moved to daylight saving time shortly after midnight. The change occurs when most people are not at work or getting ready for work.
5:30 in the morning, can’t sleep, this is what my brain felt like learning
Preparing myself to use thia in the future, it was quick, simple easy to understand.
I seriously thought it was more complicated
This was the best video i watched at explaining it, The charts made it really easy. Thanks!💯
It’s 3 am and I have a big geometry test tomorrow but here I am watching youtube
I was taking a shit while looking at this 😂😂
Lol this is what I thought it was. Thanks for making this
my laptop changed to military time when i changed the language on it so i guess i’ll just learn it
Thank you for this explanation and I learned it in my brain and I learned it at school.
It's so weird that americans don't use military time. I learned this when I was 6.
a lot of americans do tho
I changed my time from the civilian to the military time by accident, and I don't know how to change it back, so I have to learn now.
Thank you for keeping everything simple
Rali Bryant i am glad it was helpful
2:22
She hates 1100 for sure she skipped it lmao
Wait wait , so you're telling me that in my country we use military time on a daily basis??? I am confused 🤣🤣love the vid tho 💙
UK was taught/learn 24hrs when I was 5 years old
Thanks Anolog clocks
I trying to learn Military time because sometimes my Fitbit shows me MT instead of Normal time and I’m to lazy to find out why or fix it but Apparently not lazy enough to learn this
best video thx for making this
Thank you, please share.
Thank you! This video was very helpful. 🙌🏻💕☺️
Thanks 👍🤠🐈🌄🔑
How would one say 0001? (12:01AM)
@Daniel Pacheco :o
Thx this helped me a lot for NRJTOC
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Only in America do they say military time for 24hrs
Thank you i learn it from you easily 💟💟👍👌💜💜
I am so happy it helped
@@LeeTowerPropertySolutions me too 😇😇here is a subscribe 😇💙💙
One quick correction. You do not say "oh" as in "Oh One hundred" for 0100. Instead, it is "Zero One Hundred Hours" or "Zero Five Forty-Five Hours". "Oh" is the letter "O" not the numeral "0".
Semper Fi
No the real correction should be how she just skipped over 11 a.m. like it didn't exist🤔🤷🏾♂️🤣
in europe its our standard time we dont call it military we call it time
I’m here cos they wrote this on my work schedule and I’m confused as hell 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you!
Surprised to see the colons left out. ISO 8601 uses the colons between hours, minutes, and second. At least in its long form. I suppose each profession needs to tweak the format to avoid confusion with how it uses those marks and numbers in other places.
It also drops the 2400 representation of midnight, though. I just don't know how recently that was.
My VCR has always been on army time.
Thank you ma'am!
Do you say 2000 as two thousand, or as twenty hundred?
Twenty hundred hours.
Holland is only in military times
Brazil too.
really that is wierd
@@matthewmillmow in europe we just call it time, everyone uses it.
Thanks now i now pls contenu good work
Fun Fact: People who watched this video went on their phone and turned on 24 hour time!
Just did this as I was watching the video 🫣
Speed up to 1.25x ... you’re welcome
O is a letter, and Zero is a number.
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I think the 2400 is wrong because 12 midnight is another day so you must put date to imply that the work was ended another day, how can you record it if it started from 12am to 1am of another day? will you write it from 0000 to 2500 ?🤔
No. The work has not ended in another day unless you work past midnight.You would have to recorded it as from Tuesday 0000 to Wednesday 0100.
The 2400 designation is best for when the event being recorded ends at midnight and doesn’t extend into the new day. For example, “Store hours 09:00 to 24:00”.
OMG thanku so much!!
God bless everyone who sees this I hope you have a great rest of your day and a great day tomorrow. God is king and God loves you bye.❤️🙏🏽🤍🕊🤍
Thank you
Yeah this factory i worked in needed militari time 😑
I just searched How to learn American time
Thanks
But that’s the thing my question is 0835 and it’s telling me what’s the 12 time
Thank u
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Just simply subtract 2
Wait tf. Isn't that the normal time
thanks
*Laughs in european*
You need 4 minutes to explain “substract 12”?
How old are you
I'm 50
And I'm a boy
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Lol everyone knows the am explaine pm time
ew i hate it
Thank you
Thank you