time
Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:12 am
what time is 20:00 GMT?
Follow the link, London time is GMT
http://www.worldtimezone.com/
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Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 8:38 am
Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 12:22 am
20:00 GMT is 8pm GMT.
The Germans mostly use "24 Hour" time (Also known as Zulu or Military time). Others use "12 Hour AM/PM" time. Depends on preference. 7am=0700.....11am=1100.....1pm=1300 (Because past Noon, just keep going to 24 Hours)....and 8pm=2000.
GMT-Greenwich Mean Time (Through London) - This line is internationally recognized as the 'foundation' for determining time-zones. The International Date Line is on the other side of the World.
Three common ones I see:
The following depend on "Daylight Savings Time":
CEST - Central European Standard Time=GMT+1 (Covers German, Austria, etc.)
EST - Eastern Standard Time=GMT-5 (Eastern USA, Mexico)
CST - Central Standard Time=GMT-6 (Central USA)
The Germans mostly use "24 Hour" time (Also known as Zulu or Military time). Others use "12 Hour AM/PM" time. Depends on preference. 7am=0700.....11am=1100.....1pm=1300 (Because past Noon, just keep going to 24 Hours)....and 8pm=2000.
GMT-Greenwich Mean Time (Through London) - This line is internationally recognized as the 'foundation' for determining time-zones. The International Date Line is on the other side of the World.
Three common ones I see:
The following depend on "Daylight Savings Time":
CEST - Central European Standard Time=GMT+1 (Covers German, Austria, etc.)
EST - Eastern Standard Time=GMT-5 (Eastern USA, Mexico)
CST - Central Standard Time=GMT-6 (Central USA)
Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 12:50 am
CEST - Central European Standard Time=GMT+2 (Covers German, Austria, etc.)
German and Austria are GMT +1
German and Austria are GMT +1
Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 2:12 am
OK, thanks. Like I said, depends on Daylight Savings Time. I can never keep it straight either.Amras Telemnar wrote:CEST - Central European Standard Time=GMT+2 (Covers German, Austria, etc.)
German and Austria are GMT +1
Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 1:42 pm
Nevertheless we are currently at GMT+2, for the whole summer. That's why it is called CEST = Central European Summer Time.
The other half of the year (November-March) we are at GMT+1. That is "normal" time, CET = Central European Time
The other half of the year (November-March) we are at GMT+1. That is "normal" time, CET = Central European Time