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31th, Jan vs 31st, Jan

The correct phrase is "31st, Jan". The ordinal number for the 31st day of the month is "31st", not "31th". It is important to use the correct ordinal form when indicating a specific day in a month.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 7706 views

31th, Jan

This phrase is incorrect. The ordinal number for the 31st day of the month should be "31st".

The correct way to write the date for the 31st day of January is "31st, Jan".
  • She'd do anything for you, Jan.
  • OK, start to breathe by yourself, now, Jan.
  • Thanks for the eats, Jan.
  • Elisa Ferreira, Jan Andersson and Evgeni Kirilov introduced the reports.
  • Okay, Jan will see you now.
  • We have no where else, Jan.
  • All right, Jan just emailed me.
  • I'm out of answers, Jan.
  • It was great to see you, Jan.
  • The lady, Jan Levinson wanted go to Montego bay.
  • It's not about the answers, Jan.
  • Lucja and Wilhelm celebrate their nameday today, Jan celebrated yesterday.
  • Once Cassavius is dead, Jan and Nancy will be free.
  • You never understood anything about me, Jan.
  • Put it here on the desk, Jan.
  • Put these pipes in my room, Jan.
  • You look out of sorts, Jan-Erik.
  • Talking about my love, Jan Di.
  • OK, you leave the reception center, Jan.
  • This isn't silliness, Jan.

31st, Jan

This phrase is correct. The ordinal number for the 31st day of the month is "31st".

Use this phrase when indicating the specific date of the 31st day of January.
  • Every October 31st, we mortals dress up...
  • But on your 31st, you're a perfect gentleman.
  • Two press conferences, July 31st, September 1st.
  • I'd arrived on December the 31st, and was alone.
  • 31st, 39th, Morgan and Halstead, that's this section here.
  • [Bridget] December 31st, year-end summary.
  • Lucy Fitzgerald Frates came two weeks early as the exclamation point on August 31st, 2014.
  • The 19th, 28th, 31st, 32nd and 33rd indents are deleted.
  • Shot in 11 weeks from July 1st to October 31st, 1975 between Lüneberg and Hof along the East German border
  • The 14-year-old American teen went missing only a few hours after landing in Moldova on August 31st, where her father was in talks about a comeback fight with European fight promoter Roma Entertainment.
  • Seven years ago, October 31st, at 1:00 a.m., witnesses spotted your truck running a red light two blocks away from the scene of an attempted homicide.
  • She'd do anything for you, Jan.
  • OK, start to breathe by yourself, now, Jan.
  • Thanks for the eats, Jan.
  • Elisa Ferreira, Jan Andersson and Evgeni Kirilov introduced the reports.
  • Okay, Jan will see you now.
  • We have no where else, Jan.
  • All right, Jan just emailed me.
  • I'm out of answers, Jan.
  • It was great to see you, Jan.

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