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That’s the type of thing I was looking for. Thanks. I’m curious about the circular reasoning as well, as the same would hold true for both preferences. Do you
by bmitc 4y ago
That’s the type of thing I was looking for. Thanks.
I’m curious about the circular reasoning as well, as the same would hold true for both preferences.
Do you mind sharing what language you speak where the day is most often said first? It sometimes is said that way in English, but not as often as the other way around. It’s usually said that way when the day carries higher importance than normal. Like the 4th of July or something.
- kzrdude 4y agoSure, Swedish. I prefer day first in English as well as I understand it it's accepted and commonly used (British English). The languages I know how to say it in are all closely related to Swedish but they agree. And then Spanish uses day first too.
- int_19h 4y agoThis is the case for most Slavic languages.