How do you say September 21th?
Is it September twenty-firsth? I think I heard that on TV
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Jiabao's right. It's 21st, not 21th. So we'd say "September twenty-first".
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As everyone else has pointed out, it should be "21st" ("-th" is not used with numbers ending in 1, 2 or 3). I would say "September the twenty-first", or else "the twenty-first of September", always with the definite article before the date.
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Isn't it 21st ? ?
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first, second, third. all the rest will be end in TH is the general rule
so 21 will be twenty-first, 22 twenty-second, 23 twenty-third
4 fourth, 25 twenty-fifth, 30 thirtieth.
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