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Titre: last podcast
Posté par: patard le 16 Mar 2008 23:54
March 16 2008


Dear Thomas

Your last podcast is very interesting  , as usual. You don't write the date the same way , we do in   French ; this is important.
I had some problems a few years ago with traveler check. For a frenchman 3/6/2007 means 3 juin 2007. And for an amarican it means March 6 2007.
Have a nice day .
Patard
P.S
In French  Have a nice day is a "formule de politesse"
Titre: Re : last podcast
Posté par: Thomas le 17 Mar 2008 12:12
Yeah, the date format with the slashes is always confusing between French and English! I personally like the French system, as it makes sense to me, start with the smallest, the day, then the middle-size one, the month, then the biggest, the year! The American one is a "shorthand" version of, say, March 16, 2008, but I still don't like it! :P

formule de politesse...can that apply to something like "A la prochaine" or "Au revoir" ?