I was talking with people at work about the time they're playing U-20 Women's World Cup Final , and not everyone agreed.
It suggests midnight to me, but I think that it is ambiguous.

Your opinion and reason pls

12am is midnight while 12pm is mid-day....

its mid morning don't be confused.

mid afternoon

ozodimgba: its mid morning don't be confused.

How can it be mid morning when the morning just started at 12 am.

12:00 /24 : 00 at dark is calld mid nit, anytin second pasted 12:00/24:00 nit its called am which is morning and any second b4 12:00/24:00 at dark is called pm which is nit

if you tilt your head to the left and view the time, then 12am mean midnight. If you tilt your head to the right, then its midday. 'whatever 12am stands for, is in the eye of the beholder'

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Na Wetin night school dey cause

I think they call it midnight in the sense of the darkness which start around 7pm to 6am the other day, 12am stand somewhere in the middle around those two. Just like 12pm severs as midday between 6am and 7pm daytime.

missEmjay: if you tilt your head to the left and view the time, then 12am mean midnight. If you tilt your head to the right, then its midday. 'whatever 12am stands for, is in the eye of the beholder'

or in the eye of the beer holder..

ozodimgba: its mid morning don't be confused.

But i was once told that both 12am and 12pm are precise
moments of time. 12am is the exact
moment the 12th hour of the morning
finishes (am), and similarly for pm.
Therefore i suggested 12am is midday and pm
would start straight after.

as weird as it may seem:
12am is midnight
12pm is noon

for ur information guys, dias nothing like 12am nor 12pm. its either midnight or midday.

Its midnight,how can it be midday?

23:59:59 last night

00:00:00 this morning


remember watch night service to new year?

McWhillion:
How can it be mid morning when the morning just started at 12 am.

Tell d op after all he was able 2 differentiate between am and pm but was unable 2 differentiate between early, middle and later part of time. who is fooling who here?