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Mam pytanie czy rok 2009 można zapisać jako 'twenty nine'?

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two thousand and nine
two thousand nine
twenty hundred nine
twenty-oh-nine

EDIT: Jest wiele sposobów mówienia daty.

Dzięki za odpowiedź.

in twenty nine - to tez jest okay, ale moze byc nie do konca zrozumiale, stad podaje sie albo z hundred (and) albo oh, jka juz grudziu podal:
in twenty hundred and nine / twenty oh nine

twenty hundred, really?

rozumiem, ze chodzi ci o to, ze liczby powyzej nineteen hundred, normalnie nie uzywa sie koncowki hundred, ale pelnej nazwy tysiecy
mozliwe, ze w datach powyzej 1999 roku nie uzywaja hundred, ale ja osobiscie nie widze problemu w zrozumieniu roku w formie twenty hundred jako two thousand

tutaj gosciu podjal temat, ale nie udzielil jakiejs sensownej rady odnosnie odczytu lat:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/hendrikhertzberg/2013/01/twenty-something.html

Apart from military jargon /twenty hundred hours/ never came across.

they way you say your thousands shouldn't be a problem to a pair of native ears, as it were
it so happens that using hundreds in place of thousands is a preferred form in AmE (according to the Cambridge Grammar of English):
It all cost twenty eight hundred dollars.

>>it so happens that using hundreds in place of thousands is a preferred form in AmE

yes it is but not for 2000 as a year

...or for 2000 of anything else;) /?/

like what? like twenty hundred braindead morons?:)

have no problem with this one.

yes, with dates, there seems to be an inconsistency

dla przykladu moze byc;). Raczej sie nie spotykamy, zeby ktos tak powiedzial. Nie mowie ze jest niegramatycznie;)

to bylo dla przykladu, i wiem tez co 'tam spotykacie' :)

I know that it may be a little odd. I heard a speaker on the radio said so. The radio is called the Breeze. (located in Bristol) My fav. one.

Ale nikt raczej nie powie I was born in /year/ twenty hundred:), np.

am I seeing things :? I heard a speaker on the radio said so - you're beginning to sound like a native, which, in this instance, has made your sentence utterly ambiguous to me

Geesh...Oopsie...I am preparing my supper and talking to my lady:-). I heard some guy SAY so.

PS If I spoke the way most natives do, I would not even get the marginal '3'.

...and I've heard on the radio that snakes can do push-ups. Can they?
Oh yeah, maybe they can because it was 77WABC (NYC)

no, you don't - you just proved it

Are you having me on, or you really have heard that?:-)

Kocham pierogi :)

yes ...and I do like them too ( only beef-stuffed:)

The truth is that if I happened to say like this in class without self-correcting, I could be laughed at. I can't make such mistakes, not at this stage...

Your intuition is exactly right. This is the thing we are tucking in now. My gf prepared dumplings dough, and my part was to prepare stuffing for them. A well-matched couple we are.

be careful with that 'stuffing' no matter what you stuff it with, ok :) , it can get you into trouble

p.s. I meant the meat of course

OK. My pressure cooker is so good that I don't have to bone a chicken lol.