DD-MM-Year is the best written format for dating by far, but MM-DD-Year is significantly better for speaking, it rolls off the tongue much better then DD-MM.
Not entirely, for example the same principle applies in Russian. Of course not every language will be universal, but I feel like a decent chunk of them can fit this mold.
DD-MM-Year is the best written format for dating by far, but MM-DD-Year is significantly better for speaking, it rolls off the tongue much better then DD-MM.
Ex: July 22nd, 2005 vs 22nd of July, 2005
That’s english fault though.
Not entirely, for example the same principle applies in Russian. Of course not every language will be universal, but I feel like a decent chunk of them can fit this mold.
My russian is pretty weak but iirc date is said dd-mm-yyyy, same as polish and in russian numerals are actually easier to pronounce than polish ones.