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How do you say 12:00 pm in Spanish and 12:00 am in Spanish?

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Can you let me know how to say 12PM in Spanish? Also 12AM? That would be really helpful. Thank you!

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updated Feb 11, 2016
edited by StuartSD
posted by angelkittyl

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For your question I would keep it as simple as possible " mediodía" for noon and "medianoche " for midnight.

I am certain you will receive other answers for this as well.

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updated Feb 11, 2016
edited by StuartSD
posted by pacofinkler
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12 am (noon) = mediodía

12 pm (midnight) = medianoche

updated Feb 11, 2016
posted by RLevy
:) - FELIZ77, Oct 19, 2011
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12 am( las doce de la ma`nana) or (medio dia) depends what you are goin to say for example - they are coming out at 12 noon, thats ( medio dia) or they close at 12 am ( ellos sierran a las doce de la madrugada) 12 pm ( media noche)

updated Feb 11, 2016
edited by guille2011
posted by guille2011
Doce de la madrugada doesn't exist. It's doce de la mañana. - rpem, Oct 19, 2011
mañana has an important accent a tilde on the ñ :) - FELIZ77, Oct 19, 2011
ellos csierran a las doce - samdie, Oct 19, 2011
Some punctuation would also be nice. - samdie, Oct 19, 2011
how can you change n for manana, i dont know how can somebody teach how - guille2011, Oct 20, 2011