1:58 can be translated to "one fifty-eight" or "one minute and fifty-eight seconds" in Engpsh.

The first way of saying it, "one fifty-eight," is simply stating the hours and minutes in numerical form, similar to how it would be said in Chinese.

The second way of saying it, "one minute and fifty-eight seconds," is a more clear and specific way of indicating the time, breaking it down into minutes and seconds. This is similar to how time is often indicated in Engpsh-speaking countries, such as in the phrase "I'll meet you at 1:58" (one minute and fifty-eight seconds past 1 o'clock).

Example:

"I'll meet you at 1:58" (我1:58会和你见面)
"What time is it? It's 1:58" (现在几点了？1:58)
"I need to be home by 1:58" (我需要在1:58之前到家)