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Asian time

  • sino
    Beijing, capital of People's Republic of China
    UTC+8 (East 8)
  • sino
    fact
    UTC+8 (East 8)
  • Japanese
    Tōkyō, capital of Japan
    UTC+9 (E-9)
  • South Korea (Republic of Korea)
    Hanseong, old name of Seoul as traditional capital of Korea and capital of South Korea
    UTC+9 (E-9)
  • Vietnam
    Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
    UTC+7 (East 7)
  • Thailand
    Bangkok, capital of Thailand
    UTC+7 (East 7)
  • Malaysia
    Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia
    UTC+8 (East 8)
  • Singaporean
    Singapore City
    UTC+8 (East 8)
  • Kazakhstan
    Astana, capital of Kazakhstan
    UTC+5 (Eastern 5)
  • Afghanistan
    Kabul, capital of Afghanistan
    UTC+4:30 (Four Point Five East)
  • United Arab Emirates (UAE)
    Dubai
    UTC+4 (East 4)
  • Saudi Arabia
    Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia
    UTC+3 (Sector East)
  • India
    New Delhi, capital of India
    UTC+5:30 (Five Points Five East)

Americas (North)

  • Canadian
    Ottawa, capital of Canada
    UTC-5 (Region V West)
  • Canadian
    Toronto, capital of Ontario, Canada
    UTC-5 (Region V West)
  • Canadian
    Vancouver (city in Canada)
    UTC-8 (West 8)
  • United States Eastern Time (EST)
    New York, Washington, etc.
    UTC-5 (Region V West)
  • Central Time (CST)
    Chicago, Houston, etc.
    UTC-6 (Sector West VI)
  • U.S. Mountain Time (MST)
    Salt Lake City, Denver, etc.
    UTC-7 (West VII)
  • Pacific Time (PST)
    San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc.
    UTC-8 (West 8)
  • Alaska Time (AKST)
    Alaska, US state
    UTC-9 (WKCD)
  • Hawaii Time (HST)
    Hawaii, Aleutian Islands
    UTC-10 (Westerplatte)
  • Mexico
    Mexico City, capital of Mexico
    UTC-6 (Sector West VI)

Americas (South)

  • Brazilian
    Brasilia, capital of Brazil
    UTC-3 (Sector West III)
  • Argentina
    Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina
    UTC-3 (Sector West III)

Europe (East)

  • Hungary
    Budapest, capital of Hungary
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Czech Republic
    Prague, capital of Czech Republic
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Belarus
    Kiev, capital of Ukraine
    UTC+2 (Region II East)
  • Georgia
    Moscow, capital of Russia
    UTC+3 (Sector East)

Europe (South)

  • Portugal
    Lisbon, capital of Portugal
    UTC (Zero Time Zone)
  • Spanish
    Madrid, capital of Spain
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Italy
    Rome, capital of Italy
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Greece
    Athens, capital of Greece
    UTC+2 (Region II East)

Europe (West)

  • United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    London, capital of United Kingdom
    UTC (Zero Time Zone)
  • Irish
    Dublin, capital of Ireland
    UTC (Zero Time Zone)
  • French
    Paris, capital of France
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Belgium
    Brussels, capital of Belgium
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • the Netherlands
    Amsterdam, capital of Netherlands
    UTC+1 (Region I East)

Europe (North)

  • Suomi
    Helsinki (Swedish Helsingfors), capital of Finland
    UTC+1 (Region II East)
  • Sweden
    Stockholm, capital of Sweden
    UTC+1 (Region I East)
  • Denmark
    Copenhagen or København, capital of Denmark
    UTC+1 (Region I East)

continent

  • Morocco
    Casablanca (Morocco's economic capital)
    UTC (Zero Time Zone)
  • Egypt
    Cairo, capital of Egypt
    UTC+2 (Region II East)
  • South Africa
    Johannesburg, South Africa
    UTC+2 (Region II East)

Oceania

  • Australia
    Sydney, capital of New South Wales, Australia
    UTC+10 (Eastern Decade)
Introdução à hora mundial e ao horário de verão:

1. A hora mundial geralmente se refere à hora atual em diferentes regiões do mundo.

2. O mundo está dividido em 24 fusos horários, com diferença de 1 hora entre cada um. Os fusos horários a leste do Meridiano de Greenwich têm horários anteriores ao GMT, enquanto os fusos horários a oeste do Meridiano de Greenwich têm horários posteriores ao GMT.

3. O horário de verão, também chamado de “horário de verão” ou “horário de economia de luz do dia”, é um sistema de horário local estabelecido artificialmente com o objetivo de economizar energia.

4. O período de vigência do horário de verão varia de acordo com o país e a região. Geralmente, o horário de verão começa na primavera e termina no verão. As datas e horários específicos são normalmente determinados e divulgados pelos governos nacionais ou pelas instituições competentes, de acordo com as condições locais.

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