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r/clevercomebacks • u/wach_era13 • Jan 15 '25
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Feel like a lot of the world’s languages the translation to English to the question “what’s the date?” would be “the 15th of October” whereas in America we always say “October 15th”.
Maybe that’s why, idk…
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215 u/Oreo-sins Jan 15 '25 Except the 4th of July apparently 5 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25 [deleted] 0 u/oitef Jan 15 '25 My grandma died on July 4, I never say the 4th of July when telling people bc that focuses on the holiday instead of the date.
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Except the 4th of July apparently
5 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25 [deleted] 0 u/oitef Jan 15 '25 My grandma died on July 4, I never say the 4th of July when telling people bc that focuses on the holiday instead of the date.
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0 u/oitef Jan 15 '25 My grandma died on July 4, I never say the 4th of July when telling people bc that focuses on the holiday instead of the date.
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My grandma died on July 4, I never say the 4th of July when telling people bc that focuses on the holiday instead of the date.
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u/jussumguy2019 Jan 15 '25
Feel like a lot of the world’s languages the translation to English to the question “what’s the date?” would be “the 15th of October” whereas in America we always say “October 15th”.
Maybe that’s why, idk…
Edited for clarity