It's half past six.Its half after six.it's on-thirty.
It's half past six.Its half after six.it's on-thirty.Which one is more common?and which one is American or British?sorry. I meant ( It's six thirty)
Half past six - is correct.
Some people might say "half after".
What is "on-thirty"?
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I agree with the above answers - you could say either "six thirty" or "half past six".
I'm American - both are commonly used here.
However, nobody says "half after six".