Dear Teacher,
I have a silly question: I want to tell somebody that I will call him when eight AM in Hong-Kong.
1. I will call you at 8 morning HK time
2. I will call you at 8 AM according to HK timezone
3. Anything else?
Thank you,
Gabor
I will call you at eight a.m / eight o'clock in the morning / oh eight hundred Hong Kong time.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
Thank you
I should have added that oh eight hundred is probably not very common except among people who have been involved in some way, however indirect, with the military.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
I used to work at an airport (non-military) and we always used the 24-hour clock when speaking to each other because the flight times were always done using that system.
"The flight leaves at sixteen twenty-five UK time. I'll call you at eighteen hundred French time to confirm that it left on time."