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How to say minutes past

we use this particular method now we want to imagine that the number 12 is actually a zero for this part of telling the time and now we are going to count the number of minutes...

Course: Weather, places, and travelSection: Telling the timeSubtitles: en

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clock then

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we use this particular method now we

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want to imagine that the number 12 is

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actually a zero for this part of telling

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the time and now we are going to count

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the number of minutes that are from the

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zero to the minute hand which is the big

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hand you can see it here on the number

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one now when we count all of these you

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can see the green markers here we have

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five five minutes so that is the first

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part of our time five now if the minute

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hand is on the right side of the clock

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so between that 12 or zero and the

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number six we say past five P now

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finally we're going to focus on the our

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hand which is the little hand and we

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want to say the whole number that is

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immediately before this little hand in

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this case it's three

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three is the number before that hour

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hand so this time is going to be 5 three

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so to tell the time on this side the

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right side of the clock we have four

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Little Steps step one is convert the

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number 12 to zero

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