We say '15 heures' or 'Trois heures de l'après midi'. But '15 heures' is better.
either is fine
"troisième partie"
From 3 PM on Friday to 3 PM on Sunday is a total of 48 hours. This is because there are 24 hours in a day, and from Friday 3 PM to Saturday 3 PM is 24 hours, and from Saturday 3 PM to Sunday 3 PM is another 24 hours, totaling 48 hours.
One quarter of an hour before 3:40 PM is 3:25 PM. This is because a quarter of an hour is 15 minutes, and subtracting 15 minutes from 3:40 PM gives you 3:25 PM.
0:12 on 3.14, although others say 3:14 am or pm.
4:05 pm is "quatre heures cinq du matin" in French.
In French, you would say "cinq heures cinquante du soir" to express 5:50 PM.
de l'aprés-midi, du soir
3:55 pm is "trois heures cinquante cinq [de l'après-midi]" /or/ "quatre heures moins cinq" /or/ "quinze heures cinquante cinq".
either is fine
There is no official term that I know of that corresponds directly to AM and PM. I have been taught to specify time, you associate the time of day such as du matin, de l'après-midi and du soir. I certainly hope this helps.
3:50 PM in Tagalog: limampung minuto matapos ang ikatlo ng hapon
Yeah, you sure can.
2:05 pm is "deux heures cinq de l'après-midi" or "quatorze heures cinq" in French.
The number 12 is douze in French. That's where English got the word dozen.
Il était sept heures du matin.
3 am is "trois heures du matin" in French.