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Thread starter Kurtis
Start date Nov 12, 2011

kingjok3r

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Nov 12, 2011

#21

Kurtis said:
We write it multiple ways. On government forms, job appilcations and other things like that, it's MM/DD/YYYY such as 02/26/1994. At school and when we are taking notes, or on cover letters, it's Feburary or Feb. 26th, 2011. There's also the DD/MM/YYYY format which is 26/02/1994 but that's rarely used.

not rarely.. well, maybe in the anglophone areas of the counrty. here, we write it dd/mm/yyyy

Kurtis

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Nov 13, 2011

#22

kingjok3r said:
not rarely.. well, maybe in the anglophone areas of the counrty. here, we right it dd/mm/yyyy

I've seen it a decent amount of times, but compared to the other two formats it's barely used.

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