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If the locale is not implemented on the host, how we display the date. % signs (and the letters following them, possibly prefixed with symbols for formatting options) indicate parts of a date. So do not translate them, but adjust the whole date pattern to the format used in your language's environment. See PHP manual and http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.0/Time.html#method-i-strftime

For date parts

• %Y – year with century (4 digits at least, e.g. "0009", "2021", may be negative for BCE years)
  • %C – year / 100 (rounded down, such as "20" in 2009)
  • %y – year % 100 ("00" to "99")
• %m – month number, zero-padded ("01" to "12")
  • %-m – month number, not padded ("1" to "12")
  • %b – abbreviated month name (e.g. "Jan")
  • %B – full month name (e.g. "January")
• %d – day number of the month, zero-padded ("01" to "31")
  • %-d – day number of the month, not padded ("1" to "31")
  • %e – day number of the month, blank-padded (" 1" to "31")
• %a – abbreviated day name of the week (e.g. "Sun")
  • %A – full day name of the week (e.g. "Sunday")

For time parts

• %H – hour of the day, 24-hour clock, zero-padded ("00" to "23")
  • %-H – hour of the day, 24-hour clock, not padded ("0" to "23")
• %M – minute of the hour, zero-padded ("00" to "59")
• %S – second of the minute, zero-padded ("00" to "59")