More practice in telling the time.....

To avoid any possible misunderstanding in interpreting the time, the 24-hour time is shown here. But in spoken Malay you are expected to use the 12-hour time and say pagi, tengah hari, petang or malam after it depending on whether it is morning, afternoon, evening or night. By the way the word sekarang (meaning now) can also be put at the beginning or at the end of the question so Sekarang pukul berapa di London? and Pukul berapa di London sekarang? are equally correct.

NOTE: By the way if the time shown above is incorrect, it can even be a good thing as you will be able to take the opportunity to practise saying Tidak benar, jam itu tidak betul. Sebenarnya pukul _____ sekarang di ________!
I don't think I have mentioned it before. Sebenarnya... means "Actually...".

..... and the day of the week

..... and 'yesterday' and 'tomorrow'