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Outside the US, how is a month+day combination written out/spoken? "May 3" / "May 3rd" or "3 May" ?
by wingspar 3y ago
Outside the US, how is a month+day combination written out/spoken?
"May 3" / "May 3rd"
or
"3 May"
?
- manuelmoreale 3y ago3 May in Italy. It’s always day first. You never hear anyone saying or writing the month first.
- wizofaus 3y agoIn most contexts I would never use the cardinal number "3", it'd always be "the 3rd of May" or "May (the) 3rd", but in a country like Australia (with a high number of speakers from different cultural backgrounds) you hear all sorts of conventions used in casual conversation.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- kiicia 3y ago“3rd of may”