Help with Japanese birthdates.

[Sashimister]

Originally Posted by Renka09

Yes, thank you, Well, yes my textbook gives me 私, it says that it has a formal and business-like attitude, while ぼく is boyish and おれ is like... Kansai-ben(関西弁)?

Well, how should I say May 3, 1989? 五月の三日? or just plain 五月三日 1989?

おれ is not a Kansai word at all.

Since you mentioned a year, let me give you two words for clarification.

誕生日　（たんじょうび） = birthday ("year" not included)

生年月日　（せいねんがっぴ） = date of birth ("year" included)

In Japan, we don't use these words interchangeably.

[Renka09]

I've had to admit, I'm learning alot from you!

that makes it clear, I'll be using せいわんがっぴ when I'll be including my year of birth? that makes sense, wow..

[Sashimister]

Originally Posted by Renka09

that makes it clear, I'll be using せいわんがっぴ when I'll be including my year of birth? that makes sense, wow..

The reading is せいねんがっぴ. Yes, this is year/month/day.

[Renka09]

oh, crap, sorry, I've misread that one character, I'm having problems with my PC as of now. but thanks for the two of you, my question for the day is fulfilled, thanks.