How to Say ‘9:30 pm’ in French
Vingt-et-une heures trente
van-tay-UHN UR TRAHNT
[van-tay-UHN UR TRAHNT]
💬 Usage Tip: The t of vingt is sounded here and joins onto et: (van-tay-oon-ur trahnt). The minutes go straight after heures, with no extra word in between.
Phrase Breakdown
Vingt-et-une
[van-tay-UHN]
twenty-one
The number 21; feminine 'une' agrees with 'heures' (9 pm).
Vingt-et-une heures, ça vous va ?
Does 9 pm suit you?
heures
[UR]
o'clock
Used after a number to tell the time; French uses the 24-hour clock.
Rendez-vous à vingt heures.
Meet at 8 p.m.
trente
[TRAHNT]
thirty
The number 30.
Le mois a trente jours.
The month has thirty days.
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