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Pronunciation of numbers with respect to years
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I understand that when dates are written, the years are expressed in Roman numerals (e.g.: 2019 is written MMXIX), but it has been years since I heard the numbers actually pronounced.
How were the numbers of the years expressed verbally? Were they cardinal, ordinal, or otherwise? And with that in what case were they: nominative or ablative?
AD 2019 is pronounced anno domini... (what)?
grammar-choice pronunciation calendarium numerals
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I understand that when dates are written, the years are expressed in Roman numerals (e.g.: 2019 is written MMXIX), but it has been years since I heard the numbers actually pronounced.
How were the numbers of the years expressed verbally? Were they cardinal, ordinal, or otherwise? And with that in what case were they: nominative or ablative?
AD 2019 is pronounced anno domini... (what)?
grammar-choice pronunciation calendarium numerals
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I understand that when dates are written, the years are expressed in Roman numerals (e.g.: 2019 is written MMXIX), but it has been years since I heard the numbers actually pronounced.
How were the numbers of the years expressed verbally? Were they cardinal, ordinal, or otherwise? And with that in what case were they: nominative or ablative?
AD 2019 is pronounced anno domini... (what)?
grammar-choice pronunciation calendarium numerals
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I understand that when dates are written, the years are expressed in Roman numerals (e.g.: 2019 is written MMXIX), but it has been years since I heard the numbers actually pronounced.
How were the numbers of the years expressed verbally? Were they cardinal, ordinal, or otherwise? And with that in what case were they: nominative or ablative?
AD 2019 is pronounced anno domini... (what)?
grammar-choice pronunciation calendarium numerals
grammar-choice pronunciation calendarium numerals
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The numbers are ordinals in the singular masculine ablative.
They modify the word anno, having its form.
In Latin you say literally "on the 2019th year", which is anno bis millesimo undevicesimo.
You can of course add Domini or ante Christum natum or some such phrase if you want, but it is often clear enough in context — just like in English.
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So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
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@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
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The numbers are ordinals in the singular masculine ablative.
They modify the word anno, having its form.
In Latin you say literally "on the 2019th year", which is anno bis millesimo undevicesimo.
You can of course add Domini or ante Christum natum or some such phrase if you want, but it is often clear enough in context — just like in English.
answered 1 hour ago
Joonas Ilmavirta♦Joonas Ilmavirta
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So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
1
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
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The numbers are ordinals in the singular masculine ablative.
They modify the word anno, having its form.
In Latin you say literally "on the 2019th year", which is anno bis millesimo undevicesimo.
You can of course add Domini or ante Christum natum or some such phrase if you want, but it is often clear enough in context — just like in English.
answered 1 hour ago
Joonas Ilmavirta♦Joonas Ilmavirta
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So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
1
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
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The numbers are ordinals in the singular masculine ablative.
They modify the word anno, having its form.
In Latin you say literally "on the 2019th year", which is anno bis millesimo undevicesimo.
You can of course add Domini or ante Christum natum or some such phrase if you want, but it is often clear enough in context — just like in English.
answered 1 hour ago
Joonas Ilmavirta♦Joonas Ilmavirta
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The numbers are ordinals in the singular masculine ablative.
They modify the word anno, having its form.
In Latin you say literally "on the 2019th year", which is anno bis millesimo undevicesimo.
You can of course add Domini or ante Christum natum or some such phrase if you want, but it is often clear enough in context — just like in English.
answered 1 hour ago
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So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
1
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
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So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
1
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
So 2000th is bis millesimo rather than something like duo millesimo? Could you please explain how that works?
– Media Matella Lucretia Flores
1 hour ago
1
1
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
@MediaMatellaLucretiaFlores That's how Latin ordinals work. I recommend asking a separate question about that actually, so that the matter gets properly explored. The 2 in 2000 behaves differently with cardinals and ordinals, and this is not unique to Latin.
– Joonas Ilmavirta♦
1 hour ago
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