Same as English but pronounced MEE-NOOT. Minute.
procès-verbal
about 15 min
six heures moins dix.
In French, "8:20" is expressed as "huit heures vingt." When speaking, you would typically say "huit heures vingt" to refer to the time, indicating that it is twenty minutes past eight.
A typical French school day lasts around 6 hours, which translates to about 360 minutes. However, this can vary slightly depending on the school and the specific schedule, with some schools having shorter days on Wednesdays. Generally, students have a long lunch break, which can also affect the total time spent in class.
Minutes (hour is heure)
'Vingt minutes'
cinq minutes.
Cinquante minutes.
dix minutes
minutes - les minutes
trente cinq minutes
vingt-cinq minutes
Quarante cinq minutes
The English language does not contain an exact equivalent to the French "u" sound. The nearest English approximation to the French "minutes" is "me newt". Don't try to pronounce the final "s" - it is silent when the word minutes is said by itself. If "minutes" is followed in the same sentence by a word that begins with a vowel, you need to add a "z" to the start of that word.
procès-verbal
92 minutes or 1 hour and 32 minutes