Can you read an analog clock?

I’m surprised at just how many people I know who can’t read analog clocks. Even my brother can’t read analog clocks.

I remember in first grade they taught me that. They passed out worksheets with clock faces and we had to write the times they showed, or they would give the times and we’d have to draw the hands.

Perhaps analog clocks are a thing of the past, like calligraphy, scrimshaw, and AM radio.

Yes, we learn that thing in reception around.

i can and im still 15 so maybe you just live in a country filled with dumbasses no offence, but here everybody can.

But analog clocks are easy to read.
Hell, my dad has one that doesn’t even have the little marker for the minutes (Like the second minute, or third minute, and so on, except for the big ones, like 5, or 30.) and I can read it perfectly fine.

Yes, but i do not like them

Of course I do, the only 3 digital clocks I have are on my laptop and my 2 mobile phones.

My main article of timereading is my Pocketwatch, so yes, I can read analog.

Yes because I’m not a retard

Originally posted by Team_USA:

Yes because I’m not a retard

you’r not? what a SUPRISE!

Yep, I thought this was common.

Originally posted by theDAvinci:

Originally posted by Team_USA:

Yes because I’m not a retard

you’r not? what a SUPRISE!

*you’re
*surprise

Originally posted by Team_USA:

Originally posted by theDAvinci:

Originally posted by Team_USA:

Yes because I’m not a retard

you’r not? what a SUPRISE!

*you’re
*surprise

i was just joking don’t have to go all grammer nazi srry if i offended you.

im dutch i speak better english then you speak dutch so you’r dumber then me. also can’t burn in what doesn’t exist.

Knew to read that since I was like 4. I was just looking at it for hours with my confused face until my grandma told me the secret.

I can, easily.

It seems that people younger than 18 can’t read analog nowadays. I also live in a country full of retards.

They aren’t a thing of the past because they aren’t obsolete. It’s just that in the case of a computer clock, it takes up less space.

I have a wall clock that isn’t digital and I prefer it. I prefer digital for any area where you have a more limited amount of space, like in your car, the computer, or on your microwave.

I can read one, it’s just that digital clocks are better.

Originally posted by MrSalvador:

My main article of timereading is my Pocketwatch, so yes, I can read analog.

Do you have a monocle and top hat too? And a British accent? That’d be so awesome.

Yeah, I only use a digital clock for my computer, because it takes up less space.
Then again, I don’t even use that besides once in a harvest moon.

Originally posted by MrSalvador:

My main article of timereading is my Pocketwatch, so yes, I can read analog.

Another pocket watch owner, I see. Good on you.

As for me, I have seen a few people that can’t read analog, but they’re few and far between. It’s phasing out like cursive did. How many of you can write effortlessly in cursive?

Originally posted by Gevock:

Originally posted by MrSalvador:

My main article of timereading is my Pocketwatch, so yes, I can read analog.

Another pocket watch owner, I see. Good on you.

As for me, I have seen a few people that can’t read analog, but they’re few and far between. It’s phasing out like cursive did. How many of you can write effortlessly in cursive?

I can, though it doesn’t look very good but it’s because of my handwriting not because I suck at it.

Yes, I have no faith in my generation because of how stupid and digital they have to be.

I learned how to read them in first grade