Here, the ordinal is not a fraction, so it should be just "twenty-second day."
* You may encounter the use of the informal word secondth, such as in the fraction
3/22 = three twenty-secondths.
But note that the convention for numbers ending in one, two, or three use the simple ordinal, e.g.
1/21 = one twenty-first
1/22 = one twenty-second
1/23 = one twenty-third
Bryana Mitchell
Here, the ordinal is not a fraction, so it should be just "twenty-second day."* You may encounter the use of the informal word secondth, such as in the fraction3/22 = three twenty-secondths.But note that the convention for numbers ending in one, two, or three use the simple ordinal, e.g.1/21 = one twenty-first1/22 = one twenty-second1/23 = one twenty-third
The 22nd October 1941 was a Wednesday
Twenty-Third of October.
October 23rd, 1989 fell on a Monday.
The Twenty-First Century - 1967 The Four-Day Week was released on: USA: 15 October 1967
The Twenty-Second Day was created in 2007.
The Twenty-Second Day has 100 pages.
This is how you pronounce Jephté : Jef-tay. (ay as in Day)
bear-day
It is pronounced "day-pluh-shan" with the emphasis on the second syllable.
Hi-een-eh-day
October has 31 days, right? Thirty days have September, April, June and November. All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting February alone That has twenty-eight days clear And twenty-nine every leap year. And then, as you no doubt know: 1 day = 24 hours 1 hour = 60 minutes So you need to do the following: 31 days x 24 hours in a day x 60 minutes in one hour and you get the minutes in October: 44,640 minutes.