Date formats around the world tXc-4th February 2018-Culture Clashes-2 Comments Whether it’s bottom-up or top-down, countries do seem to follow a certain logic… or do they really? Post navigation Prev post The Glowing PearNext post Poronkusema & the Finnish Linguistic Landscape 2 thoughts on “Date formats around the world” Reply Zsuzsi 24th February 2018 Hungary uses year.month.day too… Reply tXc Post author 25th February 2018 Hey, Zsuzsi! Thanks for stopping by :) Yes, I learnt this right after I posted the strip on facebook. In my opinion, the year-month-day system makes more sense, especially if want to keep your computer files sorted out chronologically. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Comment
Reply tXc Post author 25th February 2018 Hey, Zsuzsi! Thanks for stopping by :) Yes, I learnt this right after I posted the strip on facebook. In my opinion, the year-month-day system makes more sense, especially if want to keep your computer files sorted out chronologically.
Hungary uses year.month.day too…
Hey, Zsuzsi! Thanks for stopping by :)
Yes, I learnt this right after I posted the strip on facebook. In my opinion, the year-month-day system makes more sense, especially if want to keep your computer files sorted out chronologically.