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1/2/2015 8:57:57 AM
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Edited by ScytheNL: 1/2/2015 11:22:24 AMYes. So I write 2 januari 2015. Period. Or, 02/01/2014 in date format.
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Edited by Yajuu Omoi: 1/2/2015 11:39:37 AMYou are a thick headed moron. You don't say "one January two thousand fifteen." You DO say "January first, two thousand fifteen." Thus, it is written; 02/01/2015 or 2/1/15 Even more reasoning: When looking on a calendar, what's the first thing you have to find? The month. THEN the day. And don't even bother saying year, because the year is irrelevant since there is only one year on a calendar.
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Edited by ScytheNL: 1/2/2015 1:26:16 PMJust as thickheaded as yourself: I already told you WE don't say the days like that. WE say 'one january 2015'
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You must not know how to translate English...
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You must not remember your own words...
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All my words are written here in plain English.
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So read them back :)
