Time format

[Tony Arnold]

Johnny,

On 23/08/11 18:02, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:

> Me too, but since some people want it, they should be able to get it, right?
> I don't even understand why there is no English word for a 24 hours
> period (”dygn” in Swedish, for example).

Yes, there is! The word 'day' can mean a 24 hour period. It can also
mean other things so it can be ambiguous.

Regards,
Tony.
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