Actually, 2009 was the tenth year of this decade that began with 2000. :) This is the first year of the next decade which will end in 2019.
Since we're using the system that makes this year 2010, we start at AD 1 for the first year, AD 2 for the second, AD 2009 for the ninth of this decade.Which means we've just entered the tenth of this decade.Hello, Matt!
There was no year zero. We count 1-10 just like in Kindgergarten.
Yes. People see the digit in the hundreds' place change and misinterpret it!Welcome, revpaulcain.
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Actually, 2009 was the tenth year of this decade that began with 2000. :) This is the first year of the next decade which will end in 2019.
Since we're using the system that makes this year 2010, we start at AD 1 for the first year, AD 2 for the second, AD 2009 for the ninth of this decade.
Which means we've just entered the tenth of this decade.
Hello, Matt!
There was no year zero. We count 1-10 just like in Kindgergarten.
Yes. People see the digit in the hundreds' place change and misinterpret it!
Welcome, revpaulcain.
Post a Comment