II-XXIV-MMVIII
xxiii
Feb-XI-LXXXV
In Roman numerals, the 27th February 2011 is XXVIIth February MMXI
It is Feb-XV-MMX or if you prefer II-XV-MMX
XXVIII-II-MMX
IV/II/MCMXCVIII
Februus IV MCMLXXII
February 4th, 1964 in Roman numerals is written as IV.II.MCMLXIV.
February XIIII MDCCCCLXXXXVIIII or Feb. IXV IMM and it is not Feb. XIV MCMXCIX the way you might have expected it to be.
14=xiv February=FEB. 2010=MMX Therefore; 14 February 2010 = xiv FEB. MMX
Xix mmxiImproved answer:In today's terms it is: February-XIX-MMIX
In Roman numerals: 2 = II 22 = XXII 2008 = MMVIII But if you want them as a date, it might be: ante diem III Non. Feb. 2760 AUC The Roman system of dates looks quite different than ours. This date means: ante diem III = three days before Non. Feb. = the Nones of February (the fifth day of February) 2760 AUC = 2760 ab urbe condita = 2760 years since the founding of Rome But if you just want a modern-style date, it would look like: XXII Feb. MMVIII