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又全力听了一遍，是说Jan  1更适合business的场合，还是Jan 1st在causal场景更通用，更正常一些。 而且还提到说的话，不会说缩略语，例如口语会念January,而不是Jan 后半段是我自己的理解，有丢丢不确认

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AEE 2167: Jan 1 or January 1st? How to Express Dates in English

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