Is it correct grammatically?
When I need to mention the date of the day, I write for example, "today on 29/11/2014, I had a great time with my feiends."

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Your version: DD/MM/YY(YY) responds to the international standart, so you can feel free to use it, it's correct.

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In a sentence, we would rarely use numbers, but prefer November 29, 2014, at least in the US. The form with all numbers is usually used in a chart  or table.

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It depends on where you are, but we tend to use MM/DD/YYYY in the U.S.  So, it would be:

"I had a great time with my friends today, 11/29/2014."

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Thank you all for your conments. I just wanted to know if it is correct to use the prep."on" here, today on 30/11/2014, I had a great time with my friends"

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