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> simply because it matches a common order of spoken dates I'm a native British English speaker and I would say "16th of December" more often than "December 16

> simply because it matches a common order of spoken dates I'm a native British English speaker and I would say "16th of December" more often than "December 16th".

nemof 13y ago
did you fall through a crack in time from the 1920's?
- nodata 13y ago
  Same here: "11th January" sounds British to my ears, "January 11th" sounds American.