Czech/Months and dates - Revision history

wikademia>Wikademia: moved Beta:Czech/Months and dates to Czech/Months and dates over redirect

2009-06-28T17:54:40Z

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2009-06-12T09:03:14Z

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	<p style="text-align:center;">[[Czech_Days_of_the_Week\|den]], [[Czech_Ordinal_Numbers\|datum]] [[#Months_in_Czech\|měsíc]] rok = (Week-)day, date month year.</p>		<p style="text-align:center;">[[Czech_Days_of_the_Week\|den]], [[Czech_Ordinal_Numbers\|datum]] [[#Months_in_Czech\|měsíc]] rok = (Week-)day, date month year.</p>

	Dates in Czech are [[w: Little-endian\|little-endian]]. You'll note the month is not capitalised as it typically is in English. Furthermore the [[w: Genitive\|genitive case]] is used, because you're talking about the eleventh day of September, and not the eleventh September. The date is usually written as a numeral immediately followed by a period (.), indicating that it is an [[Czech_Ordinal_Numbers\|ordinal number]].		Dates in Czech are [[Wikipedia: Little-endian\|little-endian]]. You'll note the month is not capitalised as it typically is in English. Furthermore the [[Wikipedia: Genitive\|genitive case]] is used, because you're talking about the eleventh day of September, and not the eleventh September. The date is usually written as a numeral immediately followed by a period (.), indicating that it is an [[Czech_Ordinal_Numbers\|ordinal number]].

	As a final note, in the Czech Republic, most people express the shorthand date: DD.MM.YYYY.		As a final note, in the Czech Republic, most people express the shorthand date: DD.MM.YYYY.
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	* 5. října 1936 (''"pátého října, devatenáct set třicet šest"''): [[W: Václav_Havel\|Václav Havel's]] birthdate.		* 5. října 1936 (''"pátého října, devatenáct set třicet šest"''): [[W: Václav_Havel\|Václav Havel's]] birthdate.
	* 1. ledna 1993 (''"prvního ledna, devatenáct set devadesát tři"''): the [[w: Dissolution_of_Czechoslovakia\|"Velvet Divorce"]] leads to the creation of the Czech Republic.		* 1. ledna 1993 (''"prvního ledna, devatenáct set devadesát tři"''): the [[Wikipedia: Dissolution_of_Czechoslovakia\|"Velvet Divorce"]] leads to the creation of the Czech Republic.

	== Months in Czech ==		== Months in Czech ==
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	! colspan="2" align="center"\| Month		! colspan="2" align="center"\| Month
	! [[w: Locative\|Locative]]<br />"in ..."		! [[Wikipedia: Locative\|Locative]]<br />"in ..."
	! [[w: Genitive\|Genitive]]<br />"the 'nth' of ..."		! [[Wikipedia: Genitive\|Genitive]]<br />"the 'nth' of ..."
	! Etymology		! Etymology
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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* [[w: Czech_months\|Wikipedia.]]		* [[Wikipedia: Czech_months\|Wikipedia.]]
	* [[Czech Days of the Week]]		* [[Czech Days of the Week]]

	[[Category: Czech]]		[[Category: Czech]]

wikademia>Wikademia at 04:59, 8 April 2009

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	== What's the Date? ==		== What's the Date? ==
	The following is a handy formula for expressing the date in Czech:		The following is a handy formula for expressing the date in Czech:

wikademia>Wikademia at 09:11, 29 March 2009

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	* [[Czech Days of the Week]]		* [[Czech Days of the Week]]

	[[Category: ~~Czech_Vocab_Resources~~]]		[[Category: Czech]]

wikademia>Wikademia at 09:10, 29 March 2009

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	== What's the Date? ==		== What's the Date? ==
	The following is a handy formula for expressing the date in Czech:		The following is a handy formula for expressing the date in Czech:

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	* 5. října 1936 (''"pátého října, devatenáct set třicet ~~jeden~~"''): [[W: Václav_Havel\|Václav Havel's]] birthdate.		* 5. října 1936 (''"pátého října, devatenáct set třicet šest"''): [[W: Václav_Havel\|Václav Havel's]] birthdate.
	* 1. ledna 1993 (''"prvního ledna, devatenáct set devadesát tři"''): the [[w: Dissolution_of_Czechoslovakia\|"Velvet Divorce"]] leads to the creation of the Czech Republic.		* 1. ledna 1993 (''"prvního ledna, devatenáct set devadesát tři"''): the [[w: Dissolution_of_Czechoslovakia\|"Velvet Divorce"]] leads to the creation of the Czech Republic.

wikademia>Remi: Czech Months and Dates moved to Czech months and dates: casing

2008-05-30T04:42:46Z

Czech Months and Dates moved to Czech months and dates: casing

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