coca's notebook entry: Sep 30, 2010
Now the time is 22:34,tomorrow is the first day of October ,National Day of my country.
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coca's notebook entry: Sep 30, 2010
The time is now 22:34. Tomorrow is the first of October: the National Day of my country.
The "day" is implied when talking about months, eg. the fourth of May, the 26th of January (ie. Australia Day!).
"The time is now..." is the recognised phrase for announcements.
English generally uses am/pm, not military/24-hour time. Other ways of writing this could be:
"The time is now 10.34pm."
"The time is now just after ten-thirty in the evening". (if you don't want to be precise)
"The time is now almost twenty-five minutes to eleven." (ie. almost 10.35pm. To round the minute to the nearest five: thirty, thirty-five, forty, etc)
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