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7/4/2025, 3:03:08 PM
>>714483118
>the entire world has no issues with putting the day before the month
Because they for some reason decided to go along with the DD/MM/YYYY system despite using both interchangeably for hundreds of years and many European languages directly use MM/DD/YYYY in how they speak identically to how American English speakers say dates out loud in speech. There is no logic as to why Europeans or the British decided to opt for DD/MM as the standard, they just did randomly and America went MM/DD because it made more logical sense in how you spoke a date paired with major documents at the time (Like the Declaration of Independence) listing MM/DD/YYYY.
You can look this up, there is no historical or logical reason why one sided over the other outside of America doing it because it made sense with how you spoke the dates. Even to this day many countries have different date systems that don't adhere to each other. Japan for example is YYYY/MM/DD.
>the entire world has no issues with putting the day before the month
Because they for some reason decided to go along with the DD/MM/YYYY system despite using both interchangeably for hundreds of years and many European languages directly use MM/DD/YYYY in how they speak identically to how American English speakers say dates out loud in speech. There is no logic as to why Europeans or the British decided to opt for DD/MM as the standard, they just did randomly and America went MM/DD because it made more logical sense in how you spoke a date paired with major documents at the time (Like the Declaration of Independence) listing MM/DD/YYYY.
You can look this up, there is no historical or logical reason why one sided over the other outside of America doing it because it made sense with how you spoke the dates. Even to this day many countries have different date systems that don't adhere to each other. Japan for example is YYYY/MM/DD.
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