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You don't say it in English or French, any "to" time is limited to a short number of minutes, not 50, which would be "it is 10 past 1AM" in English, or "il est une heure dix (du matin)" in French.
There is no AM/PM in French since we usually use the 24-hour notation, so "une heure" means "1AM" and "treize heure" (13 hours) means "1PM". But "du matin" (in the morning) or "de l'après-midi" (in the afternoon) or "du soir" (in the evening) may be added in case the simpler 12-hour notation is used, if it may not be clear to the person what part of the day (or week) it is...
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How do you say 50 minutes in French?
Cinquante minutes.
How do you say 30 to 50 in French?
"Thirty to fifty" is "trente à cinquante" in French.
How do you say 50 in french?
cinquante
How do you say 5 50 pm in French?
In French, you would say "cinq heures cinquante du soir" to express 5:50 PM.
How do you say .50 euros in french?
Cinquante euros
How do you say he is 50 in French?
il a cinquante ans.
How do you say in the 50's in french?
You can say "dans les années 50" in French to refer to the 1950s decade.
How do you say 50 percent in French?
cinquante pour cent
How do you say 30-50 in french?
trente à cinquante
How do you say 50 to 100 in french?
'cinquante à cent'
How do you say Snoopy is 50 in french?
I have absolutly no idea! Go ask some french guy....
How do you say 10 50am in French?
In French, you would say "dix heures cinquante" for 10:50 AM. If you want to specify that it's in the morning, you can say "dix heures cinquante du matin."
