How to say the YEAR in English

[@rodrigosouza8723]

Hi, EnglishTestBlog Colleagues! Greetings from a bitterly cold and cloudy São Paulo, Brazil! Hope you all are doing well and enjoying the weekend. I know this amazing and useful lesson was postes about two weeks ago, but it’s never too late to thank you SO MUCH for this clear and concise explanation on saying the written years out loud. On a side, but also related note, since the US presidential election is coming up, I would be extremely grateful if you could kindly consider making a video about US election vocabulary (or maybe an overview explanation about how the US election works). In advance, thank you so much for considering the request above. I hope you all enjoy the rest of the day and have a fantastic weekend! All the best!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Hi Rodrigo Souza! Thank you so much for your kind words and greetings from São Paulo! As for your fantastic suggestion, we absolutely appreciate your idea! While we do have a schedule for our upcoming videos, we’ll definitely add this topic to our list. We can’t promise it’ll be ready in the shortest time, but we’ll work on it! Thanks again for your suggestion, and we hope you have an amazing week ahead! 😊

[@rodrigosouza8723]

@@EnglishTestBlog Hi again EnglishTestBlog! I appreciate the time you took out of your busy schedule to respond to my previous message. I totally understand the situation and cannot thank you enough for kindly adding my prior request to your list of upcoming videos - hopefully in the not too distant future 😊 Please keep it up your outstanding lessons about American English and the whole nine yards. Thanks so much, and you, too, have a good one!

[@Sumeet-Kumar12486]

Very well explained. Thanks a bunch. ✍️

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Hello. Thanks for this work ❤ It's interesting to watch this video, it helps me learn some details😊

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Glad it was helpful, Diana ❤

[@kmach1000]

Love it! Thank you!🎉

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Wonderful!

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[@Omeroren4444]

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[@ЛюдмилаСычёва-ж8с]

Hello. What about the year 356 or 988?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great question! For years like 356, we usually say "three fifty-six." Similarly, for 988, it's "nine eighty-eight."

[@ЛюдмилаСычёва-ж8с]

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@@ЛюдмилаСычёва-ж8с You're welcome! 😊 If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. We are always happy to help! 🙏

[@leofighting118]

I only clicked because I was hoping that the year 1111 would pop up 😢

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That’s a classic year! Maybe we’ll have to do a special feature just for 1111 next time! Thanks for watching.

[@sonto4737]

I think everyone is asking this: How to say year 1111?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great question! The year 1111 is typically said as 'eleven eleven.' For years with four digits, we usually group them into two sets of two digits. Hope that helps! 😊