6000 Seconds To Minutes の小説・ストーリー

Ifunanya smiled and then faced Ifenna who had suddenly turned serious as if he was prepared for whatever she was going to throw at him. "I am waiting for you to say whatever that is in your mind," Ifenna said. "Give me some time," Ifunanya replied. "How much time?" Ifenna asked. Ifunanya squeezed her brows to show that she wasn't ready to answer unnecessary questions. Ifenna became quiet. "How many seconds are in a minute?" Ifunanya asked. "About sixty seconds," Ifenna replied. "How many seconds are in an hour?" Ifunanya asked again. "About three thousand, six hundred seconds," Kainene replied for Ifenna.

But she didn’t think it was honestly that bad. “Multiplied by 30 days, we’re now up to 2.6 million seconds. For you, each month is 100 days, so that makes your months 10 million seconds. 2.6 million seconds times 12 months comes out to 31.2 million seconds per year. Your year has 100 million seconds!” The numbers spun around Eva’s head. She couldn’t make heads or tails of what he was trying to get across. It didn’t help that he threw number after number at her, as though he was trying his best to unbalance her.

I said. "Sixty seconds, Kai," Marcus said. The timer hit 59.

Henry said pinning against to the car. "Two minutes late." He screamed top of his lungs while breaking silence between us." "Yes, so what's we loss for getting two minutes late only." Henry said. "Definitely its huge loss, do you know the meaning of two minutes? Two minutes means 120 seconds and 120000 milliseconds." He calculated the whole thing. My eyes widened and jaw dropped after listening his calculations. "Brother stop it, you know right I’m weak in maths." Henry said while pulling his cheeks.

he again squeals excitedly. "It's radian," I whisper near his ear while Ty sighs and shakes his head, clearly unimpressed. "Oh sorry, radian!" Aaron soon says. "Next question please." "How much is one degree?" Ty then asks looking everywhere else but at Aaron's face. "Uhmm...60..?" Aaron says. "60 what ?" Ty asks looking at me. "I don't know," I shrug, although I clearly know the answer. "60 minutes. And each minute is divided into 60 seconds, just like the clock," Ty explains. I nod along with a really eager-to-learn Aaron.