When Do We Start The Transition To "Twenty-"...

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I was thinking since 2009 is coming up, I'm pretty sure alot of us have been pronouncing the year "two thousand nine" or "two thousand & nine".

When do we make that change to start naming the years that have that certain ring to it like we have flying cars and teleportation? :ST:

For whatever reason, I think after the year 2012 (yeah, the year the world will end :dry:.) we'll be hearing "twenty-thirteen" "twenty-sixteen" etc. It just has that ring to it.
 
I want to know what to call this decade.

"The Oh Ohs?" lame
 
I want to know what to call this decade.

"The Oh Ohs?" lame

"The Oh Ohs" is a fantastic name compared to "the noughties" which ive been seeing and hearing everywhere for the last eight years.
The Double Zeros?
 
I want to know what to call this decade.

"The Oh Ohs?" lame
The double-oh's

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Twenty-ten is when I'll start.
 
It'll be, "The twenty-hundreds." Followed by, "The twenty-tens, the twenty-twenties" and so on.
That makes sense. :up:

I know years like 2013 (two-thousand thirteen) would be a mouthful, would'nt be surprised of hearing (twenty thirteen) during that time :hehe:
 
I guess the simplest method is see how writers and authors described years like 1902, 1907 and 1910. I think they used "Nineteen Hundred And -" till 1910, when it became "Nineteen Ten".
 
It'll definitely start with "Twenty-Ten", I think. You know, when the Double Stuf Decade ends. :o
 
i'd wait till 2020 to make the change. i think that feeds into humans desire for coincidental comencement well.
 
Good thread JaD. I dunno what i'll call em. Maybe O ten, O eleven, O twelve? Na that sounds crap. Errrr....... yea probably just twenty ten and so on.
 
I guess the simplest method is see how writers and authors described years like 1902, 1907 and 1910. I think they used "Nineteen Hundred And -" till 1910, when it became "Nineteen Ten".

They used the same thing I do - "Aught" for zero, meaning next year will be aught-nine, etc. It's an expression I've used since back in aught-two.
 
Twenty ten is when it will start
 
2010

and this decade is referred to as the noughties in the media
 

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