How to Say ‘Twelve o'clock’ in Simplified Chinese
十二点
shí èr diǎn
[shí'èr diǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Twelve keeps 二: 十二点 (shí'èr diǎn). Only plain two o'clock switches to 两点.
Phrase Breakdown
十二点
shí èr diǎn
[shí'èr diǎn]
twelve o'clock
The time 12:00, noon or midnight.
中午十二点吃饭。
Eat at twelve noon.
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