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4 Ways to Write the Date in French

By Matthew Lynch
March 31, 2024
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Introduction:

Writing the date in a foreign language can be quite tricky, especially when it comes to languages like French that have unique rules and formats. In this article, we will explore four different ways to write the date in French to help you become more comfortable and confident when using this beautiful and romantic language.

1. Numerical Format:

The most common way to write the date in French is by using a numerical format. This method is simple and easy to remember: day, month, year. It is similar to the standard British format but with periods instead of slashes:

DD.MM.YYYY

For example:

15.08.2021 – This represents the 15th of August 2021.

Note that unlike in English, the month names are not capitalized in French.

2. The Long Format:

The long format includes the day of the week, followed by the day, month (in lowercase), and year:

[day of week] [day] [month] [year]

For example:

jeudi 21 octobre 2021 – This means Thursday, October 21st, 2021.

Remember that weekdays and months are not capitalized in French writing.

3. The Abbreviated Long Format:

This format is similar to the long format but abbreviates both the day of the week and month:

[abbreviated day of week] [day] [abbreviated month] [year]

For example:

mar. 07 sept. 2021 – This represents Tuesday, September 7th, 2021.

Abbreviations for days of the week and months are generally three letters long, followed by a period.

4. Using “Le” + Day + Month (Informal):

Finally, in informal conversations or texts between friends or family members, you might see dates written using “le,” followed by the day and month in lowercase letters:

le [day] [month]

For example:

le 10 mai – This means the 10th of May.

Conclusion:

Understanding the various ways to write the date in French is essential for written communication, filling out documents, or simply keeping track of your own schedule. Practice using each format to become more confident in your French language abilities and avoid common mistakes when writing dates. Bonne chance et bon apprentissage!

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