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seven minutes after four
What is "Seven minutes after four" in Hebrew and how to say it?
American English
seven minutes after four
Hebrew
ארבע ושבע דקות
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More Telling Time Vocabulary in Hebrew
American English
Hebrew
eight o seven
שמונה ושבע דקות
five in the morning
חמש בבוקר
five past nine
תשע וחמישה
five to two
חמישה לשתיים
half past seven
שבע וחצי
seven twenty-five
שבע עשרים וחמש
quarter after six
שש ורבע
quarter to eight
רבע לשמונה
six thirty
שש ושלושים
ten after ten
עשר ועשרה
ten at night
עשר בלילה
one thirty-three
אחת שלושים ושלוש
three ten
שלוש ועשרה
two fifteen
שתיים ורבע
two o'clock
שתיים
How "Seven minutes after four" is said across the globe.
Hungarian
négy óra hét perc
Korean
4시 7분
Castilian Spanish
pasan siete minutos de las cuatro
Japanese
よじななふん
French
quatre heures et sept minutes
Mandarin Chinese
四点零七分
Italian
le quattro e sette minuti
German
sieben Minuten nach vier
Russian
четыре ноль семь
Brazilian Portuguese
quatro e sete
Arabic
الرابعة وسبع دقائق
Turkish
dördü yedi geçiyor
Danish
syv minutter over fire
Swedish
sju minuter över fyra
Norwegian
sju over fire
Hindi
चार बजकर सात मिनट
Tagalog
four o seven
Vietnamese
bốn giờ bảy phút
Esperanto
sep minutoj post la kvara
Dutch
zeven over vier
Icelandic
sjö mínútur yfir fjögur
Indonesian
jam empat lewat tujuh menit
British English
seven minutes past four
Mexican Spanish
cuatro con siete minutos
European Portuguese
quatro horas e sete minutos
Cantonese Chinese
四時零七分
Thai
ตีสี่เจ็ดนาที (am) / สี่โมงเจ็ดนาที (pm)
Polish
siedem po czwartej
Hawaiian
Māori
Samoan
Greek
επτά λεπτά μετά τις τέσσερις
Finnish
seitsemän minuuttia yli neljä
Persian
چهار و هفت دقیقه
Estonian
seitse minutit neli läbi
Croatian
četiri i sedam
Serbian
четири и седам
Bosnian
četiri i sedam
Sanskrit
Swahili
NOTAVAILABLE
Yoruba
NOTAVAILABLE
Igbo
NOTAVAILABLE
Ukrainian
сім хвилин на п'яту
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
seacht nóiméad i ndiaidh a ceathar
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