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Since when do Cowboys and Packers fans use almost everywhere except America date formatting?

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FYP

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Jay Riall,

Thanks for your insight. Its always cool for me to see the insight of someone with a differing viewpoint. I greatly respect your ability to explain your thoughts and views in a cool and collected manner. Let me ask you: I'm assuming that the reason USA uses month/day/year is because thats how we talk when we say it out loud. For example I would say "Today is December 12th, 2009." In other countries, do they actually say the day before the month? If so, that'd explain a lot. Again, thanks for your honesty, compassion, caring, and insight. Take care, friend.

Love,
Assani

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To answer your question, yes. All the languages based on Latin do.

le sept Novembre, 1993 (French)
cinco de Mayo, 2007 (Spanish)

for example...