Il 20/04/20 22:05, Jonathan Carter ha scritto: > Some people like to talk about quarters (where Q1 could be Jan-March > etc), but again some people count quarters based on when financial > years start in their country (some companies I work for start Q1 in > March) so I'd even avoid that and stick with months since that's the > same everywhere. As a matter of facts, we all do that to some extent: the last few months in English (and in many western European languages) are named as if the year started in March (because that used to be the case for Latin calendar, I believe): * September from "septem", which is "seven"; * October from "octo", which is "eight"; * November from "novem", which is "nine"; * December from "decem", which is "ten". Fortunately we at least agree on being wrong in this case. Giovanni. -- Giovanni Mascellani <g.mascellani@gmail.com> Postdoc researcher - Université Libre de Bruxelles
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