moins
1:45 a.m. = deux heures moins le quart / une heure quarante cinq 1:45 p.m. = deux heures moins le quart / une heure quarante cinq (both widely used when it is obvious that you're speaking of the afternoon) when using a 24-hour reference (13:45) = treize heures quarante cinq (one do not say 'quatorze heures moins le quart', nor any figure from 13 to 23 with 'moins vingt cinq', or 'moins vingt', or 'moins le quart', 'moins dix', 'moins cinq'. You can say these starting from midnight, until noon)
Neuf heures moins dix (French) -> Nine hours minus ten : eight fifty (English)
English = Twenty-Five French = vingt-cinq
Nothing; but VINGT-CINQ means 25.
moins
To write -26 in French, you would write "moins vingt-six."
onze heures moins vingt
Trente-cinq.
15 minus...
20 to 7 is 'sept heures moins vingt' in French.
Vingt=20 Neuf=9 20 + 9= 29 Thus vingt neuf is the number 29.
1:45 a.m. = deux heures moins le quart / une heure quarante cinq 1:45 p.m. = deux heures moins le quart / une heure quarante cinq (both widely used when it is obvious that you're speaking of the afternoon) when using a 24-hour reference (13:45) = treize heures quarante cinq (one do not say 'quatorze heures moins le quart', nor any figure from 13 to 23 with 'moins vingt cinq', or 'moins vingt', or 'moins le quart', 'moins dix', 'moins cinq'. You can say these starting from midnight, until noon)
In French, "twenty to five" is said as "quatre heures quarante".
a quarter ans. 2 A quarter to (the hour).
Twenty five to eight is 'huit heures moins vingt cinq' in French.
Neuf heures moins dix (French) -> Nine hours minus ten : eight fifty (English)