How do you pronounce the years after 2000 [Edited by MNHQ at OP's request]

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How do you say it out loud?

Twenty twenty

Does anyone say two thousand and twenty?

Twenty twenty - we didn’t used to say “Nineteen hundred and whatever year ” or “One thousand, nine hundred and whatever year” (well I certainly didn’t )

No, I didn’t say one thousand, nine hundred and ninety nine, I said nineteen ninety.

It’s twenty twenty.

2009?
2010?
2011?

Another twenty twenty

Twenty ten, twenty eleven - but I didn't say twenty onine

I think I say two thousand and twenty.
I'm now walking about saying it out loud😂😂.

I'm wondering if there's a difference between UK and US English for this. I wonder if we said two thousand and ten/eleven etc. up until the 2012 Olympics

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Twenty twenty

2009? Two thousand and nine
2010? Twenty ten
2011? Twenty eleven

😄

Also thinking about the mix up with the Miss Universe election two thousand fifteen (US).

I said 'two thousand' and whatever for all the single and teen numbers, but now it's 2020 I'm saying twenty twenty.

Does anyone say twenty oh nine?

No coz that sounds daft!

I think people say what sounds easy on the ear, rolls together easily so two thousand and nine, twenty 10 make sense. Twenty 0 nine is too much of a mouthful

And actually should be twenty zero nine which sounds just as odd.

I agree, but have been told that IABU and that it's perfectly fine (English teachers in France telling me this).

Is there anyone here who has heard a native speaker (anywhere English is an official language) say twenty oh nine?

I just said "Oh 9" etc. until 2010, the it became "twenty-ten".

nope. i'd say the year my DC was born was eg. Two thousand and five, or Two thousand and Nine.

it was "the year two thousand" then "two thousand and one...."

until twenty ten.

Two thousand and nine.
Twenty twenty.

I'm sure I've heard people say twenty oh 8 etc, I wouldn't say it but I'm sure some do

I've said two thousand and ..... up to now when I've changed to saying twenty twenty

I would say ‘19 oh 6’ though if talking about that year but definitely two thousand and six

There’s no logic

Americans appear to say 'two thousand twelve' rather than 'two thousand and twelve.'