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How do you read this decade?



Urpi
Peru

How do you read this decade?
 
Hi everybody I am getting addicted to this site I have a question if you read 1980 to 1989 THE NINETENN EIGHTIES HOW DO READ 2000 TO 2009
tHANKS

14 Dec 2009      





joy_grant
Ukraine

Oxford coursebook Solutions says: 2009 - two thousand and nine, and 2010 - twenty-ten.

14 Dec 2009     



PhilipR
Thailand

I �ve once seen the period 2000-2009 being referred to as �the noughties � (nought = zero).

14 Dec 2009     



zoemorosini
United States

I �ve heard "the zeroes"  (but I don �t know for sure!)

15 Dec 2009     



lillizen
Brazil

I �ve just checked both �the noughties" and "the zeros decade" (only "the zeros" will include lots of links to a  music band).

Here are the Google Results.

- Results 1 - 20 of about 644,000 for the zeros decade.


- Results 1 - 20 of about 2,120,000 for the noughties.

P.S.: I love Google.
P.S.(2): Ok, I know we have to be careful about it.... lol.

^^


15 Dec 2009     



Urpi
Peru

Thanks to everybody who cares and takes the time to look for information to help others God bless you all. 

15 Dec 2009     



cesar1283
Peru

CLAUDINI!!! THE ITALIAN GIRL!

15 Dec 2009     



almaz
United Kingdom

Like Philip, I �ve seen the decade referred to as the �noughties �. It �s common enough in the UK at any rate.

Shouldn �t be confused with the �Naughty Nineties � (1890 - 1899)!

Looking forward to the �Teens �/ �Teenies �/ �Tennies �....

Regards,

Alex

15 Dec 2009