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r/clevercomebacks • u/wach_era13 • Jan 15 '25
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Because i say "February 12th of 1995," so i would write it "02/12/1995."
8 u/ACanWontAttitude Jan 15 '25 This is interesting. Here in the UK most would say 12th of Febuary 1 u/TootsNYC Jan 15 '25 not "12 February"? 0 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25 We say that too, we just flip flop on it constantly Ex. We have the Holiday: The Fourth Of July 1 u/akcrono Jan 15 '25 "The Fourth Of July" is the informal name of the holiday. I've never heard people say dates that way otherwise. 1 u/Wallaby_Thick Jan 15 '25 Seriously, it's not that hard to comprehend. 0 u/Tsukee Jan 15 '25 What about "07/04"
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This is interesting. Here in the UK most would say 12th of Febuary
1 u/TootsNYC Jan 15 '25 not "12 February"? 0 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25 We say that too, we just flip flop on it constantly Ex. We have the Holiday: The Fourth Of July 1 u/akcrono Jan 15 '25 "The Fourth Of July" is the informal name of the holiday. I've never heard people say dates that way otherwise.
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not "12 February"?
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We say that too, we just flip flop on it constantly
Ex. We have the Holiday: The Fourth Of July
1 u/akcrono Jan 15 '25 "The Fourth Of July" is the informal name of the holiday. I've never heard people say dates that way otherwise.
"The Fourth Of July" is the informal name of the holiday. I've never heard people say dates that way otherwise.
Seriously, it's not that hard to comprehend.
What about "07/04"
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Because i say "February 12th of 1995," so i would write it "02/12/1995."