Sorry, jassy033; but 12 p.m. is noontime. The initials "p.m." stand for "post meridiem", which means "after noon". Contrast that with "a.m." (ante meridiem), meaning "before noon".
I was not thinking of the strict Latin meaning, but more of what I have encountered in daily usage. In fact it's a moot philosophical point, since strictly 12 is neither before nor after noon or midnight, it is exactly dead on!
12pm is daytime (noon) 12am is nighttime.
Am is before 12 in the middle of the day and after 12 in the middle of the night, so it is both. How much of both depends on the time of year as in the Summer days are longer then in the winter.
A day is 12 hoursA night is 12 hours
Gravity does not cause the day and the night.
i think its in the south
12pm is daytime (noon) 12am is nighttime.
You can never have the same time in a day, e.g. 12pm and then in the same day 12pm.
12pm
When it's on 12pm midday on the dot because it's during the day and it's alright to say good morning when you wake up and it's after 12pm midday.
+12pm
Between 12pm - 4pm.
"12pm" in French is translated as "midi".
Friday night starts after Noon, 12 pm in the afternoon... BUT FOR STUDENTS IT STARTS AFTER SCHOOL.... Before 12pm its Friday morning...
9am - 12pm every day.
12pm-3am wanker
Until 12pm.
Am is before 12 in the middle of the day and after 12 in the middle of the night, so it is both. How much of both depends on the time of year as in the Summer days are longer then in the winter.