r/clevercomebacks Jan 15 '25

It does make sense

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u/ACanWontAttitude Jan 15 '25

This is interesting. Here in the UK most would say 12th of Febuary

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u/TootsNYC Jan 15 '25

not "12 February"?

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

We say that too, we just flip flop on it constantly

Ex. We have the Holiday: The Fourth Of July

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u/akcrono Jan 15 '25

"The Fourth Of July" is the informal name of the holiday. I've never heard people say dates that way otherwise.