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off-topic Do you use 12 hours or 24 hours format?

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In the military, we used 24-hour time, and in Japan, up until recently as you just mentioned it, I believed that it defaulted phone clocks to 24-hour.

It looks like my phone is set to 12 hour now. Though, I couldn't tell you if I changed it or not after an upgrade.

However, when writing, I will use 24 hour at times to not confuse people on the exact time I mean.
 
I use 24-hr format everywhere. My fiends joke that if I could make an analogue clock 24 hours, I would because I love it so much. It is more intuitive for me because it makes it easier for me to gauge how close or far I am from midnight since I work a lot at night.
 
When I used to wear a watch, I always wore analogue watch, so I used 12 hours format. After I stopped wearing watch and started using my mobile phone for time, I started using 24 hours format. Now, I only use 24 hours format.
 
When I used to wear a watch, I always wore analogue watch, so I used 12 hours format. After I stopped wearing watch and started using my mobile phone for time, I started using 24 hours format. Now, I only use 24 hours format.
It's the common thing about life. You become used to what you're doing. When you disposed yourself to wrist watch, it was 12 hours format that worked for you and same with smartphone digital time.
 
It's the common thing about life. You become used to what you're doing. When you disposed yourself to wrist watch, it was 12 hours format that worked for you and same with smartphone digital time.
I am accustomed to the 24-hour format because timing is extremely essential for me to execute some task. I prefer using 24 hour time because it is less complicated. Still, I can understand that a person who has been brought up with the 12-hour format would experience more ease with it.
 
I am quite indifferent about the time format I use. I can use each as much as my instincts tells me to. Though, I prefer to use the 24 hour format when dealing with someone that is outside my country. And the 12 hour format when dealing with someone within my country.
 
I am accustomed to the 24-hour format because timing is extremely essential for me to execute some task. I prefer using 24 hour time because it is less complicated. Still, I can understand that a person who has been brought up with the 12-hour format would experience more ease with it.
Yeah, it's more easier with the one you started with it. It's like languages too, the one which you're introduced to first would more likely be the one you will learn and use more often.
 
Yeah, it's more easier with the one you started with it. It's like languages too, the one which you're introduced to first would more likely be the one you will learn and use more often.
I love the 24 hours time format because it is very precise and quite easy to understand. It gives clarity and there wouldn't be any confusion especially when you need to set time for a task that needs to be accomplished within a specified period of time.
 
Growing up, I could only ever use the 12-hour format and always struggled when it came to telling the time if I was asked what time it was from a 24-hour time set on a clock.

Now that I am an adult, I am not happy unless I have a 24-hour clock, as I am so used to that now, I would hate to go back to 12-hours on a clock.
 
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