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Date and Time
Get the time, date, day of the week
About
Get the local time or time for major cities around the world. Times are given in 12-hour (2:30 pm) or 24-hour format (14:30) based on the Time Format setting at Home
Time can optionally be shown on a display, like a digital clock. See the Skill Setting.
Examples
- "What time is it?"
- "What time is it in Paris?"
- "What's the date?"
- "Tell me the day of the week."
Category
Daily
Credits
Tags
#date #time #clock #world-time #world-clock #date-time
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