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Are these right? (Sorry, I don't have Cyrillic font right now, but you can use it to answer, no prob!)
8:00 vosem' chasov.
8:05 pyat' minut devyatogo.
8:30 poldebyatogo.
8:40 vez dvadtsati devyat'
In 8:05 do I need the word "minut" or can I simply say pyat' devyatogo? and if yes, what's more common?
In 8:30, can I also say polovina devyatogo? if yes, what's more common?
In 8:40 is it common to add "minut"?
And how can I answer these 4 times for vo skol'ko vremeni?
Thanks!
Are these right? (Sorry, I don't have Cyrillic font right now, but you can use it to answer, no prob!)
8:00 vosem' chasov.
8:05 pyat' minut devyatogo.
8:30 poldebyatogo.
8:40 vez dvadtsati devyat'
In 8:05 do I need the word "minut" or can I simply say pyat' devyatogo? and if yes, what's more common?
In 8:30, can I also say polovina devyatogo? if yes, what's more common?
In 8:40 is it common to add "minut"?
And how can I answer these 4 times for vo skol'ko vremeni?
Thanks!
8:00 vosem' chasov.
8:05 pyat' minut devyatogo.
8:30 poldebyatogo.
8:40 vez dvadtsati devyat'
In 8:05 do I need the word "minut" or can I simply say pyat' devyatogo? and if yes, what's more common?
In 8:30, can I also say polovina devyatogo? if yes, what's more common?
In 8:40 is it common to add "minut"?
And how can I answer these 4 times for vo skol'ko vremeni?
Thanks!
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8:00 "восемь часов" или просто "восемь", если понятно, что речь идет о времени.
8:05 "пять минут девятого" - наиболее часто.
ещё варианты: "восемь ноль пять", "восемь часов пять минут".
"начало девятого" - если не нужно знать точное время.
"пять девятого"- редко, обычно добавляют слово "минут".
8:30 "полдевятого" , "половина девятого", "восемь тридцать" одинаково часто используется.
8:40 "без двадцати девять" и " восемь сорок"- наиболее частые варианты.
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8:00 "восемь часов" или просто "восемь", если понятно, что речь идет о времени.
8:05 "пять минут девятого" - наиболее часто.
ещё варианты: "восемь ноль пять", "восемь часов пять минут".
"начало девятого" - если не нужно знать точное время.
"пять девятого"- редко, обычно добавляют слово "минут".
8:30 "полдевятого" , "половина девятого", "восемь тридцать" одинаково часто используется.
8:40 "без двадцати девять" и " восемь сорок"- наиболее частые варианты.
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- Spanish (Spain)
спасибо!!!
and if I ask: во сколько?
8:00 "в восемь часов"
8:05 "в пять минут девятого"
8:30 "в полдевятого"
8:40 "в без двадцати девять"
Is that correct?
and if I ask: во сколько?
8:00 "в восемь часов"
8:05 "в пять минут девятого"
8:30 "в полдевятого"
8:40 "в без двадцати девять"
Is that correct?
- Russian
Да, верно.
Только 8:40 - без двадцать девять, "в" тут не чаще не добавляют.
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- Russian
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