"Twenty" or "Two Thousand and"?
21 May 2003, 11:33 AM
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What do you say for this Century? Current year is 2003, so do you say "two thousand and three" or "twenty oh three". I prefer the second way, but this is probably better when we get to the next decade and don't have to say the "oh". "Twenty ten" better than "two thousand and ten"
What do you say for this Century? Current year is 2003, so do you say "two thousand and three" or "twenty oh three". I prefer the second way, but this is probably better when we get to the next decade and don't have to say the "oh". "Twenty ten" better than "two thousand and ten"
21 May 2003, 02:32 PM
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In the same way that "nineteen hundered and ninety nine" is English and "nineteen ninety nine" is American?
