Telling the time in French - the 12 and 24-hour clocks explained

Telling the time in French - the 12 and the 24-hour clock explained In this video I explain how to use the 12 and the 24-hour clocks. We tend to use the 12-hour clock in daily life and at home and the 24-hour clock at work or when travelling. The French Alphabet:    • The French Alphabet for Beginners   French numbers:    • French numbers: count to 100+   Days, Months and date in French:    • How to say the Days, Months and Date in Fr...   💥Support me by Buying me a Ko-fi at this link: https://ko-fi.com/clearlyfrench 💥Download your FREE ebook The 12 Golden Rules of French here: https://french-in-the-midlands.kit.co... 💥Get your eBook "French Uncovered - An Essential Guide to the Language, People and Culture" here: https://french-in-the-midlands.ck.pag... If you want to study French just for conversation purposes, I have a fantastic "no fluff" method for you, which focuses on speaking in sentences from day one! Click on the link below to learn more about the course. You can download a free sample of each level by clicking on the link in the course description: 👉 Level 1, for beginners (A1-A2) https://french-in-the-midlands.ck.pag... 👉 Level 2 for lower intermediates (A2-B1) https://french-in-the-midlands.ck.pag... 👉 Level 3 for intermediates (B1-B2) https://french-in-the-midlands.ck.pag... 💥Want some French lessons? Book a no-obligation chat with me to discuss your needs and objectives here: https://calendly.com/frenchinthemidla... 💥Check out the two apps I recommend to help you learn French (I use them myself to learn Spanish). Please note that if you take a subscription, I will receive a small commission at no charge to you: Lingopie (offer a free 7-day trial) https://fas.st/t/uHG77KsH FluentU (offer a free 14-day trial) https://bit.ly/4eMjvXj #frenchforenglishspeakers #frenchvocabulary #frenchforbeginners