Quick question!!!!

[y85egp2]

I was always curious...

What does it mean? What is (2/5) mean on the calendar?

It was (1/5) yesterday...

[Ninjauza]

What are you telling

[MOQBALI]

A mysterious joke

[Ruka]

It's Hijari calendar dates. Go to your calendar settings, under alternate calendar select none. Refer attached screen shot.

[y85egp2]

Thank you so much!!!

[Samsung_specialist]

On Samsung smartphones, the notation (2/5) next to the date on the calendar widget typically represents the week number in the year. In this context, "2" represents the current week number, and "5" indicates the total number of weeks in the month.

So, as of November 16th, the calendar is displaying that it is currently the 2nd week of the month, and there are a total of 5 weeks in the month. This information is helpful for users to quickly glance at the calendar widget and understand which week of the month it is without having to check a detailed calendar view.

It's worth noting that the week numbering may vary depending on the settings and regional calendar conventions used by the device. In some regions or calendar systems, the week numbering may start from 1 at the beginning of each month, while in others, it may follow the ISO week date system where weeks start on a Monday and the first week of the year contains January 4th or the first Thursday of the year.

[RGD4]

Really? As mine currently says 10/11. 🤔