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Yes, that’s one way to write dates in American English.

In general, American English writes dates in the form ”month day year”. In British (and also Australian) English the form is ”day month year”.

By the way, if that’s your real date of birth, then Happy Birthday!!! It’s the 25th of May as I write this

Hi Jimena,

 

Yes, your format “May 25, 2004” is correct for American English. Generally, American English writes dates in the “month day, year” format, while British English uses the “day month year” format.

 

 

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Best regards,

It is correct bro, I also write like that friday night funkin