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But we do say "May 24th at 18:50". I could technically say "10 to 7 in the evening on the 24th day of May" but everyone would look at me like I'm nuts.
by ken 7y ago
But we do say "May 24th at 18:50".
I could technically say "10 to 7 in the evening on the 24th day of May" but everyone would look at me like I'm nuts.
- dingaling 7y ago> on the 24th day of May Most European countries follow that order of precedence. Intriguingly so did technical reports for the US DoD, dropping the ordinal suffix for clarity even when spoken: 24 May. And then ISO says 2019-05-24 18:50