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I've always heard it like "16 hundred hours", though I admit that it might be hard for some people to adjust. I'll usually say something like "Does eleven work
by Osiris 15y ago
I've always heard it like "16 hundred hours", though I admit that it might be hard for some people to adjust. I'll usually say something like "Does eleven work for you?", meaning 11am. Since the US is -5 to -8 UTC, it would be something like 16 hundred hours for an 11am meeting, so "Does sixteen work for you?" or "Does sixteen hundred hours.." sounds a little odd.
- ricardobeat 15y ago"sixteen hundred" is how they say it in the US military. Living in a country that uses the 24h system, you just say "four" or "4 o'clock", the time of day is understood from context 90% of the time. The other 10% you just add "in the morning" or "in the afternoon", or "16 hours".