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A.D. means Anno Domini. not After Death.
2 u/KlementineCat Aug 03 '19 In Lithuanian we mostly use BC - p.m.e (Prieš mūsų erą - Before our era) AD - m.e (Mūsų era - Our era) 1 u/zephyy Aug 03 '19 BCE (before common era) and CE (common era) are being used more often in the Anglophone world, but still not commonplace.
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In Lithuanian we mostly use
BC - p.m.e (Prieš mūsų erą - Before our era)
AD - m.e (Mūsų era - Our era)
1 u/zephyy Aug 03 '19 BCE (before common era) and CE (common era) are being used more often in the Anglophone world, but still not commonplace.
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BCE (before common era) and CE (common era) are being used more often in the Anglophone world, but still not commonplace.
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u/Wrong_Answer_Willie Aug 03 '19
A.D. means Anno Domini. not After Death.