Public Transport and Buildings in Enchancia and Avalor Wiki:Number format, date and time differences between Spanish and Swedish in Avalor

Times
In Avalor, both the 12-hour clock and the 24-hour clock are commonly used in Avalor, but that depends on the language:


 * In Spanish-speaking areas, the 12-hour clock is commonly used, which counts as 12, 1, ... 11, with a.m. and p.m. suffixes distinguishing the diurnal repetitions of the sequence. Noon is commonly written 12:00 m. or 12:00 p.m., but 12:00 p.m. is ambiguous. Spanish-speaking areas also used the 12-hour clock in timetables (with a.m. times in regular font and p.m. times in bold).
 * In Swedish-speaking areas, the 24-hour clock is the only form of written time and spoken time. Times are written as 17.00 (a dot as a separator) or 17:00 (a colon as a separator).