Can I get Siri to start typing "5:00" instead of "5 o'clock"?

When I use Siri to dictate a text message or email, and I say something like "I will be home at 5:00 tonight," she types, "5 o'clock."  This is frustrating.  If I say "5:00 PM," then she will type it as "5:00 PM," but sometimes I don't want to say AM or PM.  Is there a way to get her to stop typing "o'clock"?

I have had the same problem, I've tried even setting up a keyboard short cut but that didn't work. What does seem to work, is saying the hour i.e. — "9", then say "colon" , then say "zero", "zero".  It takes a while to get used to but it is better than deleting o'clock and re-typing it the way you want it.

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