Twelve times in a millennium.
1 January xy01
2 February xy02
3 March xy03
4 Apri xy04
5 May xy05
6 June xy06
7 July xy07
8 August xy08
9 September xy09
10 October xy10
11 November xy11
12 December xy12
where xy is a 2-digit number (currently 20). Then wait until the next xy, in the 22nd Century.
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August
Just August: Friday August 13th 2010.
Usually, yes: e.g. 1st January, 2010.
The tenth would be "x" January is the first month and would be "i' 2010 would be MMX So, 10th January 2010 would be x.i.mmx But be careful. In some countries it is customary to put the month before the day, so that it would be i.x.mmx
... Can be written like this: 1. 2010-06-10 yyyy-mm-dd 2. 10/6-2010 day/month-year 3. 10-06-10 yy-mm-dd 4. 10th of June 2010 5. 2010,10th of June