How To ask Time(समय)?

Hi, Learners! Today we will learn about Time, समय (Samay).If you're visiting India, any other Hindi speaking place or you're talking with a person who can understand only Hindi, then it gets too difficult to talk him/her. So It's a little effort from my side, that after reading this article, it will be easy to talk about time. Let's start it.
                                                                            

Do you have any guess? What's the Time? क्या समय हुआ है? (kya samay hua hai?) 

If somebody asks me this question in Hindi then I'll say, It's 4'O Clock. 4 बजे है, (chaar baje hai) So you can say same for 5'O Clock 5 बजे हैं (paanch baje hai) and for other bells also.

Here are few examples for other bells like :

12'O clock. 12 बजे है (baarah baje hai)

8'O cock. 8 बजे है   (aath baje hai)

I know guys if you have read the previous article regarding 'Hindi Numbers' then it will be very easy to recognize the Hindi numbers which are being used for time also. 

Okay.Now how will you say, if the time is 4:15 AM.

you can say सुबह के, सवा चार बजे है, (subah ke sava chaar baje hai). here is (Subah,सुबह for Morning, Shaam,शाम for Evening, Raat,रात for night)  

If the time is 4:30 PM.                                                                              

Then you can say शाम के साढ़े चार बजे है (shaam ke saade chaar baje hai). Same as in English, it is half past four(4:30 PM.), Please remember one thing if you see the time is half past four or something else then always use साढ़े (saade) for every half past, like (साढ़े पाँच बजे है) for 5'O clock.

Same as you can use for  पौने (pauney) like 4:45 PM. your answer would be शाम के पौने पाँच बजे है (shaam ke paune paanch baje hai).

I think you got my point,you can use same for 5:45 PM. शाम के पौने छ: बजे है (shaam ke paune che baje hai).

Here I am repeating again
15 min. means in Hindi सवा (sava)
30 min. means in Hindi साढ़े (saade)
45 min. means in Hindi पौने (paune)   

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