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Ready to learn military time? It’s not as hard as it sounds - with a little practice, you’ll have it down in no time! Memorizing military time is a cinch once you get the hang of it. Let’s dive in and get started - who knows, you might even surprise yourself!
How To Memorize Military Time? [Solved]
Got it? Cool! Just remember, for any time before 10:00 AM, add a zero. So nine o’clock is “zero nine hundred” and 10:00 is “ten hundred”. Easy peasy! -Military time is a way of expressing time that is used by the military and other organizations. It uses a 24-hour clock, with each hour represented by two digits.
-The hours are numbered from 00 to 23, with midnight being 00 and noon being 12.
-To convert from standard time to military time, subtract 12 from any hour after noon (1 pm = 13:00). To convert from military time to standard time, add 12 to any hour before noon (13:00 = 1 pm).
-When expressing minutes in military time, use a colon between the two digits (e.g., 13:30).
practice telling the difference between AM and PM
-AM stands for “ante meridiem,” which means “before midday” in Latin. PM stands for “post meridiem,” which means “after midday.”
-In standard 12-hour clock notation, AM is indicated by an uppercase A or lowercase a before the numbers (e.g., 8 am = 8A or 8a), while PM is indicated by an uppercase P or lowercase p before the numbers (e.g., 8 pm = 8P or 8p).
-In 24-hour clock notation, AM is indicated by 0–11 and PM is indicated by 12–23. For example, 1 am would be 01:00 and 1 pm would be 13:00
Memorizing military time can be a bit tricky, but it’s not impossible. Just break it down into chunks and you’ll have it down in no time. Start by learning the hours - from 0000 to 2300 - then move on to the minutes. It’s just like telling time on a regular clock, except you don’t say “oh” or “hundred.” Instead, you use four digits for each hour and minute. For example, if it’s 8:30am in regular time, that would be 0830 in military time. Once you get the hang of it, memorizing military time will be a breeze!
