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The burning question*: how do you say what year this is?

It’s Monday, so let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)

WE KNOW HOW you feel. The week is stretching out in front of you – and you have a lot on your plate.

So do like we do here in TheJournal.ie HQ and get stuck into a serious debate on one of life’s most pressing questions.

This week: We’re more than half-way through this year and we here in the office still haven’t decided on how exactly we should be pronouncing the name of the year.

Michael Noonan likes to call it Two-Twelve (no, we don’t quite understand that one either) but we’re stuck between two options: is it Twenty Twelve? Or is it Two Thousand and Twelve?

So do you:

A. Say Twenty-Twelve, or…

New Year celebrations

(Photo: Martin Rickett/PA Wire)

B. Say Two Thousand and Twelve?

NYC Tourism

(Photo: AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

Vote here: Do you say Twenty-Twelve or Two Thousand And Twelve?


Poll Results:





By the way, we want you to tell us what burning question divides your household/work colleagues/friends. Let us know in the comments section or email us at tips@thejournal.ie

See previous entries in The Burning Question* >

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