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Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 08:53:03 -0500
From: John Minot <minots@texas.net>
Subject: Re: lo xajmi tersitna
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"Evgueni.Sklyanin" wrote:
> 'day-of-week:week:day:month:year' (number of the week is usually omitted),
> for instance, Tuesday, June 8th, 1999 = 3::8:6:1999
> 
> The date is Tuesday, June 8th, 1999 =
> li ci pi'epi'e bi pi'exa pi'epasososo cu detri

Has there ever been any dialog on why the order is month/day/year and
whether it should be so?  American English is one of the few languages
in the world with that order.  British English, Spanish, Russian, and
practically every language in the world (although not Japanese, which
has year/month/day) have day/month/year.

co'o be'i la djan mainat