Could those in the know clarify if this statement is correct:
The Dominican Republic is four hours ahead of GMT Time.
Or is it that the DR is four hours behind GMT Time.
Thanks.
Is the UK on GMT time?
Is the UK on GMT time?
Oh thought this thread was about "dominican time". i.e. someobody says show up at 10, it really means show up at 11 or 12, haha. But it's worth pointing out if you are to make any appointments.
Each time zone represents 15 degrees of longitude as measured east & west of the Prime meridian (Greenwich) - there are 25 times zones in all (I think).
Typing at same time as Kate............
Oh thought this thread was about "dominican time". i.e. someobody says show up at 10, it really means show up at 11 or 12, haha. But it's worth pointing out if you are to make any appointments.
I got to like and I even adopted myself "ahorita"
that's "sometimes from now on, but uncertain exactly when"
"Ahorita is like ma?ana but without the same sense of urgency". One of my favourite quotes.
In the DR, PR (and Cuba?) it means "soon" but as bronxboyatheart said, in other countries, like Venezuela, it means "right now".
It's 24 time zones.
Day has 24 hours only
24 hour time zones
15 x 24 = 360
a circle has 360 grades
When I tell my girlfirend Ill call her back in an hour, she asks in pesos or dollars......the point being that dominicans are alwasy late and never do things timely...so she is asking me .is that an american hour or a dominican hour...but uses the term pesos and dollars.
they have such a lackadasial attitude for getting things done....excpet for driving...which is a hot topic on another thread right now!! ha ha ha
bob