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To be honest, using date formats in Asian languages (Korean/Japanese/Chinese) is probably the best. There is zero confusion, as the word for "month," "day," or
by kaladin-jasnah 4y ago
To be honest, using date formats in Asian languages (Korean/Japanese/Chinese) is probably the best. There is zero confusion, as the word for "month," "day," or "year" proceeds the numbers directly: 2023년 3월 25일 in Korean, or 2023年3月25日 in Chinese (and Japanese?).
- Steltek 4y ago> proceeds the numbers JSYK, a more native phrasing would be "follows the numbers". "Proceeds" would be too easily confused for "precedes".