People are only just realising what AM and PM meanAm stands for the Latin ante meridiem'before midday.PM stands for post meridiem or 'after midday. you shouldn't call midday 12pm it is 12
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English Facts - Do you know that the AM and PM terms which we often use to describe time of the day are not originally from English. Of course they have a
AM: ante means before & PM: post means after. For Britain in the morning, the sun is before the meridian, or ante meridiem. Past noon, the sun is after the meridian, or
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📖 English meme 💡AM/PM AM stands for the Latin phrase Ante Meridiem--which means before noon--and PM stands for Post Meridiem: after noon., By educationmaniac
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AM: ante means before & PM: post means after. For Britain in the morning, the sun is before the meridian, or ante meridiem. Past noon, the sun is after the meridian, or
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