At least it saves a “the” and an “of”, unless dd/mm countries say “It’s 3rd June” or “3 June”. Do you not say “the 3rd of June”? In the US you can say “June 3rd”. Plus it’s natural to line up with yyyy/mm/dd order but in most daily conversations you don’t need to say the year.
At least it saves a “the” and an “of”, unless dd/mm countries say “It’s 3rd June” or “3 June”. Do you not say “the 3rd of June”? In the US you can say “June 3rd”. Plus it’s natural to line up with yyyy/mm/dd order but in most daily conversations you don’t need to say the year.