clarification (new decade)

Sorry if someone already answered, but:

2019 is the last year of the 2010s. The 10s run from 2010-2019, and 2020 is the start of the next set of 10 in counting. That’s the decade most people are referring to.
Technically any year could be called the end of a decade because a decade just means any ten year period. 2003-2012 is a decade, for example.
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HermioneJG said:
Sorry if someone already answered, but:

2019 is the last year of the 2010s. The 10s run from 2010-2019, and 2020 is the start of the next set of 10 in counting. That’s the decade most people are referring to.
Technically any year could be called the end of a decade because a decade just means any ten year period. 2003-2012 is a decade, for example.
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yes
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HermioneJG said:
Sorry if someone already answered, but:

2019 is the last year of the 2010s. The 10s run from 2010-2019, and 2020 is the start of the next set of 10 in counting. That’s the decade most people are referring to.
Technically any year could be called the end of a decade because a decade just means any ten year period. 2003-2012 is a decade, for example.
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but we’ve never had a year 0 and i think to call 2020 as a new decade..?? idkkk
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A Millenium is every 1000 years, if we add 10 years to that. A decade passes, therefore if 2000 is the second Millenium. That means if we add another 20 years, 2 decades has passes.

Year 0
+ 1 Millenium
Year 1000
+ 1 Decade
Year 1010
+ 1 Millenium
Year 2010
+ 1 Decade
Year 2020

Therefor is the 120th decade of the years.
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*Millennium



blue is a nice color
I like millenniums
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What was the point of correcting me?
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P1anet1 said:
B.C exists, yes we had a year 0.
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no we have not
Screenshot_20200103_083923.jpg
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