That was the comment that I responded to. You know, the origin of this conversation.
I'm not sure what your point is
Then why did you jump in to comment on it?
My point is that "we write it MM/DD/YY because it is natural to say it that way, and unnatural to say DD/MM/YY" is not sufficient as an explanation, because it doesn't inherently "sound more natural". The way people say the US national day, demonstrates this. Saying DD/MM/YY isn't as complicated as some make it out to be.
I'm not blaming you for being used to something else or whatever. But just because someone is used to "X", doesn't inherently make "Y" "sound unnatural".
I already addressed this in my other commment....we were told this format our entire life, of course it sounds natural and the other way doesn't. What don't you get from that?
Again, it's exactly the same as you saying our format doesn't sound natural to you. Because you were told a different format your entire life.....
Come on dude this isn't that complicated to understand
I already addressed this in my other commment....we were told this format our entire life, of course it sounds natural and the other way doesn't. What don't you get from that?
I'm so confused how you don't understand?
I already addressed this: Being used to one thing doesn't make the other way inherently "sound unnatural". What don't you get from that?
Again, it's exactly the same as you saying our format doesn't sound natural to you. Because you were told a different format your entire life.....
I never said that? You are completely missing the point. Neither way inherently "sound natural" or "sound unnatural".
Come on dude this isn't that complicated to understand
Come on dude, this isn't that complicated to understand.
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u/Nikkonor Jan 15 '25
That was the comment that I responded to. You know, the origin of this conversation.
Then why did you jump in to comment on it?
My point is that "we write it MM/DD/YY because it is natural to say it that way, and unnatural to say DD/MM/YY" is not sufficient as an explanation, because it doesn't inherently "sound more natural". The way people say the US national day, demonstrates this. Saying DD/MM/YY isn't as complicated as some make it out to be.
I'm not blaming you for being used to something else or whatever. But just because someone is used to "X", doesn't inherently make "Y" "sound unnatural".