Thread: Telling time in U. K. English
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Old 07-12-2011, 03:00 AM   #65
amward
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am and pm are short for latin phrases, pm I think is post meridiam can't remember what am is, possibly ante meridiam. Will have to check with my Mum who's 95 and knows all sorts of stuff like that.
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