This video teaches how native Germans tell time using specific phrases: 'sieben Uhr' for 7:00, 'fünf nach sieben' for 7:05, 'Viertel nach sieben' for 7:15, 'halb acht' for 7:30, 'Viertel vor acht' for 7:45, and 'fünf vor acht' for 7:55, with 'nach' indicating minutes after the hour, 'vor' indicating minutes before the hour, and 'halb' indicating half past.
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