KimiyoCake
Senior Member
One of the many things I dislike about new horizons is the loading times D; is it just me or does it take forever for it to boot up?
No, in America/US (and I am sure everywhere else) we associate Monday as the start of the new week. Someone just took artistic liberty in having it be that way. They are in the minority and I don't know how they let it pass by the radar.I hate that Isabelle announces that it's the 'start of a new week' on a Sunday... I'm in the UK andthe start of our week is Monday, as I'm sure it is in a lot of other countries. I get that it's translated by Americans, but they could at least do some basic research or simply leave big statements like that out. Every single week it throws me off and I have a mini-panic that I've somehow missed a day or ttd forwards a day somehow.
I was surprised when I heard this actually, I'm in Australia and we were always taught "Sunday, Monday, Tuesday" etc. I had no idea other countries start their week on the Monday! To us it's the start of the working week, but not the "actual" week.No, in America/US (and I am sure everywhere else) we associate Monday as the start of the new week. Someone just took artistic liberty in having it be that way. They are in the minority and I don't know how they let it pass by the radar.
No, in America/US (and I am sure everywhere else) we associate Monday as the start of the new week. Someone just took artistic liberty in having it be that way. They are in the minority and I don't know how they let it pass by the radar.
Um, this isn't true at all. In the US (where I have lived all of my life and I don't know any different ), weeks start with Sunday. Work weeks start with Monday and only last until Friday because Monday through Friday is the "traditional" work week.
But calendars in the US start with Sunday and go to Saturday instead of starting with Monday and going to Sunday. Which I know is a thing in Japan at least because I like Japanese stationary.
I was bummed out that the city/main street area was removed. I don't know, I really liked having that separate environment for stores.
I get what you're saying with this but I've also (unfortunately) lived in the US my whole life and while Sunday is the beginning of the week on paper, I don't know a single person who considers sunday the start of the week. It marks the end of the weekend to most people, which translates to the end of the week.
Now I'm not saying that's the end all be all of the argument, but from what I gather from almost all the people I've known here is that Monday is the start of the workweek, and by proxy the beginning of the week. Again, I agree that on paper sunday is the start of the week ! I just don't agree that that makes sunday the beginning of the week considering how it's viewed in terms of work and leisure !
Julian was my first camper and he’s still on my second island ungifted let me know if you want himI am sick of trying to find Julian on islands and the campsite! I have enjoyed organically letting villagers come and go as it's so regarding to find who you want but I may have to break down and trade for him
No, in America/US (and I am sure everywhere else) we associate Monday as the start of the new week. Someone just took artistic liberty in having it be that way. They are in the minority and I don't know how they let it pass by the radar.
Yep, Sunday is the start in Australia too.In America, Sunday is the start of the new week.
Also, Sunday is the first day of the week in Japan too. So it has nothing to do with translation.
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#BringFleaMarketsBack2021This is the control freak in my coming out but I wish villagers would invite us to their homes so we could buy furniture off them like in New Leaf, just so I can clear out mismatched furniture I've given them or all the clothes I gave for them to wear but they decided to just display around their house instead.