"Tiga belas Januari dua ribu tujuh belas."

Translation: January thirteenth, two thousand seventeen.

[svLjZvvx]

In Australia I say "The thirteenth of January, two thousand and seventeen"

[Rob896482]

And so do I.

[PaulStanle825837]

Me too

[tsuj1g1r1]

Whoa, assuming this is the date this sentence was thought up, this course took a long time to get out.

[svLjZvvx]

need 'and' between two thousand and seventeen

[tsuj1g1r1]

"Two thousand seventeen" works perfectly fine, but definitely do report the "and" version if it's not accepted.

[mschwabnz]

or: Thirteenth of January two thousand seventeen

[dont_tread_on_me]

Tiga belas Januari dua ribu tujuh belas adalah jumat. Kebetulan? Aku kira tidak.

[poompah]

The slow version definitely says "Tiga belas Januari dua haribu tujuh belas"
Listen and it#s very clear. HARIBU. Should just be RIBU for "thousand". Is this a variation or a colloquialism?

[jonafown]

"thirteenth of January, twenty seventeen" should also be accepted

[Ria___]

There are so many variations when it comes to saying the date in English...

[araj04_plyglt]

Can we add Tanggal here?