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[cjhanson]

Not really. I would never say, "Today is 11 November." I would say, "Today is November 11th."

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[Alfie1997]

Not really. I would never say, "Today is 11 November." I would say, "Today is November 11th."

Yes well sadly that is because you are either a yank or a Canuck.

[johnnylightninglives]

Not really. I would never say, "Today is 11 November." I would say, "Today is November 11th."

Yes well sadly that is because you are either a yank or a Canuck.

I Agree it is correct ...Should be month/day/year just like henry did it and yeah that's how we do it here in Canada and you can put down us yanks and canucks if you like but really only north America matters anyways so who cares what you think lol

[johnnylightninglives]

Not really. I would never say, "Today is 11 November." I would say, "Today is November 11th."

I totally agree the other way is backwards like Europe.

[Alfie1997]

Not really. I would never say, "Today is 11 November." I would say, "Today is November 11th."

Yes well sadly that is because you are either a yank or a Canuck.

[yeah that's how we do it here in Canada]

That's a shame but good luck to you
You take care.

[cagneyfan]

Is it correct to write day/month/year? Looking at it as a mathematical progression we know that: There are more years than a month or a day (2014), so the year entry should be last. There are more days than months (28-31, {12}, so the day entry should be second to last. This leaves the month entry as the first entry in the progression. Thus, month-day-year. God bless America!

[Imortalmindz]

Day month year

This is why you can't win the Ryder cup.
You just have no idea.

[cagneyfan]

Compliments will get you nowhere. In a game of wits - you are unarmed.

[Alfie1997]

Compliments will get you nowhere. In a game of wits - you are unarmed.

Where I come from, if there's a buck to be made, you don't ask questions, you go ahead and make it.