12:00 - AM, or PM?
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Is 12:00 AM or PM (between 11:00 am, and 1:00 pm)?
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neither, science teacher told me as soon as it hits 12:00:00 it is both morning and night but as soon as it hits 12:00:01 its morning
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thanks. also, do you know what AM and PM mean?
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Never mind. PM means afternoon in latin, and am means before noon. that might explain why 12:00 is neither AM, or PM
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Never mind. PM means afternoon in latin, and am means before noon. that might explain why 12:00 is neither AM, or PM
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AM = ante meridian
PM = post meridian
meridian means mid-day
ante=before
post=after
PM = post meridian
meridian means mid-day
ante=before
post=after
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AM = ante meridian
PM = post meridian
meridian means mid-day
ante=before
post=after
PM = post meridian
meridian means mid-day
ante=before
post=after
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my english teacher always said after and pre midnight
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Yeah, talk to the pros, me and Dr. Sny are Professors and Doctors.
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himeji-jo wrote:my english teacher always said after and pre midnightsame thing just using different words so you can understand better
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12pm is during the day, 12am is at night.
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Snyper345 wrote:AM = ante meridianYes that's correct, you can head here for description.
PM = post meridian
meridian means mid-day
ante=before
post=after
mandai wrote:12pm is during the day, 12am is at night.Correction 12pm is when the next day starts, but it's still night (just like 1am is still night, but the next day) and 12am is noon, not night.
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