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it is Valentine's Day! Shortened it is Valentine's day but the full name is Saint Valentine's day.
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∙ 12y ago
Aleah Duffy
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∙ 13y agoValentine's day
The real correct term is St. Valentine's day because February is the fest day of St. Valentine
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∙ 15y agoBe my valentine I'd say. Although they would both make sense really....
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∙ 12y agoIt doesn't really matter, one may be more politically correct than the other but most people will not care how it is said or written.
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∙ 11y agoBoth are "correct" but it depends what you are talking about.
It is Valentine's day and you ask people to be your valentine.
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Which is correct valentine card or valentines card?
Either one is fine People say Valentine's because the day was named after St. Valentine
What is the plural of Valentine?
the plural of valentine is valentines
Who started valentines when was that?
Saint Valentine started valentines, obviously!
1 red valentine equals 3 purple valentines and 1 purple valentine equals 4 white valentines how many red valentines are in 24 white valentines?
6
What does Saint Valentine have to do with Valentine's Day?
Valentines day was named after Saint Valentine.
I may not have a date this Valentine's Day but recieved this beautiful flowers and chocolate now my valentines is even more special is a correct grammar?
I may not have a date this valentine's day but i received beautiful flowers and chocolate, now my valentines is even more special.
Who named valentines?
miss valentine
What do you see on Valentine's Day?
When you have a Valentine for Valentines Day , you will start dating them on that day (Valentines Day)
Where did valentines come from?
Saint Valentine was in jail and he sent someone a note that was from Valentine
Who discovered Valentine's Day?
Valentines day was to recognize the death of Saint Valentine.
What celebration is on the Feb 14th?
it is what you won't
Does valentines need an apostrophe?
The correct spelling is "Valentine's" with an apostrophe to show possession.
