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Topic	Weird question for UK/Austr. CEmen: Do you call months by their ordinal number?
Glob 06/28/21 11:14:01 AM #5:	VanananaHeyHey posted... But they're not saying "twenty-second of April" in these tokens, they say "twenty-second of the fourth." It sounds so contrived and fake to me. So, like "It was six eight twenty-twenty" or something? I'm used to that, that's normal. But this is specifically referring to months with their ordinal numbers like it's a normal thing. Calling November "the eleventh" in casual speech stuff. I think it's just running low on ideas; these prompts get repetitive fast. No, more like if you saw 04.03.21 you might refer to it as 'the fourth of the third.' <cite>Glob posted [p:955518498] in Weird ques... [t:79537493]...</cite> <quote>VanananaHeyHey posted... </cite> <quote>But they're not saying "twenty-second of April" in these tokens, they say "twenty-second of the fourth." It sounds so contrived and fake to me. So, like "It was six eight twenty-twenty" or something? I'm used to that, that's normal. But this is specifically referring to months with their ordinal numbers like it's a normal thing. Calling November "the eleventh" in casual speech stuff. I think it's just running low on ideas; these prompts get repetitive fast.</quote> No, more like if you saw 04.03.21 you might refer to it as 'the fourth of the third.' </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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