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[guy3050]

Originally Posted by Michael B

Chad Cordero was born in the U.S. and went to U.S. schools yet he uses the European way of dating - day/month/year. I usually see that with Olympians from Europe.

French Canadians in Quebec use the same way of dating day/month/year

[philo98]

Originally Posted by guy3050

French Canadians in Quebec use the same way of dating day/month/year

I live the majority of the year outside of the US for the past 25+ years. I have to be careful writing my dates when I am in the US to avoid confusion. The format DD/MM/YY is done in most places of the world with the idea from smallest to largest.

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by philo98

I live the majority of the year outside of the US for the past 25+ years. I have to be careful writing my dates when I am in the US to avoid confusion. The format DD/MM/YY is done in most places of the world with the idea from smallest to largest.

That and all reservation calendars for hotels and airlines overseas use Monday as the first day of the week. Since we consider Monday to be the beginning of the week it makes sense. You have to pay attention to the days and dates when making reservations.