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Buddhist

Thursday 15 January 2569 BE

Chinese

Thursday, 27 Eleventh Month 2025(yi-si)

Coptic

Thursday 7 Toba 1742 ERA1

Ethioaa

Thursday 7 Ter 7518 ERA0

Ethiopic

Thursday 7 Ter 2018 ERA1

Hebrew

Thursday, 26 Tevet 5786

Indian

Thursday 25 Pausa 1947 Saka

Islamic

Thursday 26 Rajab 1447 AH

Islamic Civil

Thursday 26 Rajab 1447 AH

Japanese

Thursday 15 January 8 Reiwa

Persian

Thursday 25 Dey 1404 AP

ROC

Thursday 15 January 115 Minguo

International Date Notation Standards

Date Format Variations. Various methods to denote the present date prevail internationally, with the most recognised being the little-endian (dd-mm-yyyy), middle-endian (mm-dd-yyyy) and big-endian (yyyy-mm-dd) formats.

The Quirkiness of the US Date Format. The United States uniquely utilises the mm-dd-yyyy date format, whereas most countries adopt the dd-mm-yyyy convention. This divergence is attributed to historical ties with the United Kingdom, where the month-first format was prevalent before aligning with the European standard. Americans retained this preference, maintaining the format since then.

Standard in date presentation. The inherent ambiguity in date representation, exemplified by the interpretation of 05-06-2024 as either June 5th or May 6th, poses a challenge to readers. To mitigate such ambiguity, the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has delineated the YYYY-MM-DD format as an integral component of the ISO-8601 date standard. Consequently, employing this standardised format, the aforementioned date would be unequivocally expressed as 2024-06-05 denoting June 5th, 2024.

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DD-MM-YYYY15-01-2026EU
MM-DD-YYYY01-15-2026US
YYYY-MM-DD2026-01-15ISO
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DD/MM/YYYY15/01/2026-