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• Thread starter Thread starter JohnDR
• Start date Start date Feb 11, 2010

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JohnDR

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Mandarin When you say "late" February, do you usually mean the day after February 15th or 20th or even later than 20th? Thanks!

cropje_jnr

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Canberra, Australia English - Australia To me, it's from about the 20th onwards. Any earlier and I would tend to refer to it as "mid-February".

Copyright

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Penang American English The earliest I would think of is the last week of the month, and usually the three or four days. But it might depend on what's being talked about.

JamesM

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Los Angeles, California English, USA It's the same for me. It is not a specific term but I would think of it as at least the last third of February and probably the last week or so of February.

SwissPete

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94044 USA Français (CH), AE (California) Early February - the first third Mid February - the second third Late February - the last third. By the same token: Early 2010, mid 2010, late 2010. That's the way I see it.

brian

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Montréal AmE (New Orleans) I'd say last week (or ideally last 5 or so days) of February. I would not consider, e.g., Feb. 22 to be "late" February, even though it's in the last third/in the 20's. You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Bluesky LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Share Link

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