kidnapped 11 Mar 2007 / #1In Polish we say: day, month, year.In English you say: month, day, year.For example ( in Polish ):23.05.1979r. = 23 maja 1979 roku17.01.1983r. = 17 stycznia 1983 rokuIn English:11.14.1928 = November 14, 192803.15.2002 = March 15, 2002
ella - | 46 11 Mar 2007 / #2Not always true.You stated "American English" . In Australia is always day-month-yeareg: 23.05.2007 = 23 May 2007 or 23rd of May 2007
pingwin 2 | 117 11 Mar 2007 / #3In the State if you work for a government agency and the military it the same way.23.05.1979r. = 23 maja 1979 roku17.01.1983r. = 17 stycznia 1983 roku
wozzy 8 | 206 11 Mar 2007 / #4You stated "American English" .In England it's day-month-year.............today is sunday the 11th of march 2006.thats English English.............:) :)
Member 223 11 Mar 2007 / #5wozzy, please don't jump on me for this.Sunday 11th March 2007In Polish you might also see something like this: 11 - III - 2007
wozzy 8 | 206 12 Mar 2007 / #6In Polish you might also see something like this: 11 - III - 2007Thats interesting first time i've seen that, do the roman numerals follow throughout the whole year?
OP kidnapped 12 Mar 2007 / #7do the roman numerals follow throughout the whole yearYes.We have:Styczeń = January = ILuty = Februrary = IIMarzec = March = IIIKwiecień = April = IVMaj = May = VCzerwiec = June = VILipiec = July = VIISierpień = August = VIIIWrzesień = September = IXPaździernik = October = XListopad = November = XIGrudzień = December = XII
Michal - | 1,865 14 Apr 2007 / #8In English the month comes after the day of the week. Really, Kidnapped from which book have you taken all this?
Joe Ackney 2 | 8 16 Apr 2007 / #9I think it might help to summerise:Polish DD.MM.YYYYAmerican MM.DD.YYYYAustralian DD.MM.YYYYEnglish DD.MM.YYYY
sausage 19 | 777 23 Apr 2009 / #11i am pretty sure this is it...dwudziestego piątego grudnia tysiąc siedemset siedemdziesiątego
krysia 23 | 3,058 23 Apr 2009 / #12A slight change:tysiąc siedemset siedemdziesiątegotysiąc osiemset siedemdziesiątego roku.
sausage 19 | 777 23 Apr 2009 / #13A slight change:i'm sure that sort of mistake will cost me money in future!
Russ 24 May 2009 / #14How do you place days of the week in the date? For example, as I learned in America, English dates (w/ days of weeks) are like this:Saturday, May 23, 2009How is that in Polish?
gumishu 13 | 6,067 24 May 2009 / #16sobota, 23 maja, 2009maj - nominative23 maja - short for 23 dzień maja (just like in English I suppose)23th day of Maymaja is genetive in this case (of maj obviously)
Seanus 15 | 19,706 24 May 2009 / #19It means 6 in Japanese :)It is a changed form of rok, which means year in Polish.
Hawi 11 Jun 2009 / #20Thats interesting first time i've seen that, do the roman numerals follow throughout the whole year?Why do you write English in such a slovenly way? Languages too have the right to be treated correctly.Sincerely, Hawi
