The overwhelming majority of native English speakers would take the question “how many months have 28 days?” to mean “how many months have a total of 28 days?” not “how many months have at least 28 days?” or “how many months have a 28th day?”
Someone is trying to be clever by asking this question. They failed miserably.
DUMB, DUMB. How many day does April have??? This answer is 30…
How many days does December have? – 31. It’s not 28.
But If the riddle ask ” how many months have a 28th day? Than it would be all of them.
Even thier answer is worded differently to the question. I can write stupid riddle too.
How many hours in a day?
Answer There is a 2 hours in every day for African pigs to eat the flies from red gummy sharks.
@Brandon If I needed two cats for a magic trick, and I asked if you had two cats, would you say no?
@B1gears If the riddle asked how many months had a total of 28 days, sure. But it didn’t.
@Hermione I concur :)
@Cayla Correct!
@Brad So December doesn’t have 28 days? If a task takes exactly 28 days, could you do it all in the month of December? If a forest has 1,000 trees and you need to cut down 15 trees for a Christmas tree farm, does the forest have 15 trees for you to cut down?
I get that you were tricked and now you’re angry at the devious riddle and resorting to calling it names, but that’s kind of the point of a riddle. You do realize riddles and brain teasers are tricky, right? How many months have a 28th day isn’t a riddle, it’s a boring question.
ugh. it’s not that hard a concept. (scroll to end for simple answer/reasoning)- it’s a riddle, thus meant to mislead, thus why it is called a riddle. but it is also a clever riddle. all months have 28 days. to those whining, ‘no some have 30 etc’ yeah, which means they have 28 + 2 months. if you have 20$, and are asked if you have 8$, yo don’t not have 8$, because you weren’t asked if you have 8$, or exactly 8$. if you have 20$, you have 4$ 17$ 6.66$ 3.141594$. you don’t have 21$ or 0$ however. riddle is clever, one of the many reasons is it says this without saying this, put ppl are willing to say february before the question is finished.
to ‘all english people would take it,’ wow, i’d like to meet you, some kinda diety that knows how every creature thinks/infers, filtered of course, somehow, by those who speak english. oh the enlightenment!! -but yes, the ‘way people would take it ‘commonly but certainly not absolute, is exactly, WHY it’s a riddle. an effective one.
but regardless, if you were chinese, the ‘misleading’ language is why it called a a”riddle”. if it was, ‘which months have 28 days, but not more or less than 28 days, ‘ that wouldn’t be a riddle, it would be a really really really stupid question. but if it makes you happy, subtract the fun, common sense; “february every 4 years,”. there shouldn’t be that much debate there either.
it’s like a magic trick. this misled here is february, it puts that in your head, to distract you from thinking, ‘or looking’ at the ‘exact’ language, which asks simply, how many months have 28 days. “at least” isn’t necessary. If you have 10$, and are asked if you have 7$, yes, you do. you don’t not have 7$ because you have a 10$ bill. the question was not, “do you have exactly 7$?”, such inferences are incorrect.
(conclusion, put)
Simply, it’s a riddle, any answer that is not, “all of them” is wrong. additional inferences are the intended mislead, if you consider them, congrats! you just proved the riddle a good one.
this is probably from the free internet “IQ test” from Mensa. It’s pure bull because if you don’t expect it to be a riddle, it doesn’t matter how “smart” you are. Because of how the language works (not only English) it is expected that when you phrase the question like that, that it’s about the total amount of days. It works in a way that even if you don’t say the word “total” you still mean that while you have to say the word “at least” if you don’t mean the total. It’s not really a clever riddle if you ask me, because it only works if the person doesn’t know it’s a riddle. Any sane person would probably be right otherwise. A good riddle is one that isn’t close to obvious even if you know it’s a riddle
I do not even understand what these guys are saying alreaady the calender has its standared readings and you can not change that. that is 30 days has sept,april,june and Nov they rest has 31 days except Feb with 28 days and not 28th.so if they how many months has 2days u will say 12 ?huh madness its should be howmany months has the 2nd day bc ech month begins from 1st 2nd and so on.some pple are talking about having a feast for 28days in december thats very stupid bc the calender does not know your feast its has standard readings that can never be alter by your stupid feast for 28 days
Actually they need to specify on the Julian or Gregorian calendar. The Mayans had a month that was only 5 days long so all of them is not a correct answer.
Really? Over one silly question?
What’s worse? all the comments being posted as if the question is such a complicated mathematical problem, or the people that are saying it’s a dumb question. Its a riddle PEOPLE!…
The riddle plays on the distinction between “semantics” and “pragmatics”, where semantics is concerned only with what sentences explicitly say, while pragmatics concerns itself with what we imply with our sentences. The question above (how many months have 28 days?) does not explicitly say that it’s looking for months with *only* or *exactly* 28 days, so semantically speaking the correct answer should include any month that has *at least* 28 days (all of them). However, pragmatically we assume that the questioner has a certain amount of knowledge: they know that some months have 30 days, and others have 31, and we might also assume they probably know that no months have any fewer than 28 days. If we assume the questioner knows all this, then we will infer that they already know the answer to the question as it was explicitly asked. It’s a pragmatic norm that we don’t ask questions we already know the answer to, and so we infer that the questioner must be asking some other question. The candidate question that makes the most sense in this context is “how many months have *only* 28 days?”.
So when the answer turns out to be “all of them”, this is only because the questioner is breaking pragmatic norms.
Alternatively, we sometimes ask questions we know the answer to when we are *quizzing* others. But there are assumptions we make when being quizzed too. We assume that the quizzer has assumed some of *our* knowledge – in this context, our knowledge that no months have fewer than 28 days – and so they wouldn’t ask a question with an answer that would be so easy for us. Instead they ask the question which is (arguably) a bit less common knowledge: “how many months have only 28 days?”
And so when the answer turns out to be “all of them”, this is only because the quizzer is breaking pragmatic norms.
So nobody’s really “wrong”, it’s just that the “right answer” is different depending on whether we’re concerned with pragmatics or just semantics.
This is the funniest site ever… lolzzzzzz mehn I just can’t stop laughing…. please the answer is all the months have 28 day… am sorry those that say 1 isn’t wrong because it depends on the question and it’s norm…
People be like: All 12 months have 28 days, it’s just that the ones that aren’t February have 2 or 3 days after as well
Yeah and I’m right when I say one month has 28 days, doesn’t matter if there’s another 11 months that have 28 days too! Wait, that’s not how it works, the question is stating a specific amount, not a minimum.
And it’s funny how people are comparing months to objects. If someone asks me if I have 8 dollars and I have 20, I will say I have 8 dollars because I can take the 8 out of the 20 (and thus I actually have an 8 within that 20). I cannot take 28 days out of a month of 30 or 31 because months aren’t physical containers. Heck, in the example I gave I’d say “no but I have 10 if you have change” if I had two ten dollar notes.
Check it out. Not all months have 28 days in them. If you wanted to be correct in saying that you’d have to relay it as such “all months have at least 28 days in them” or “all months are 28 days or more”
I don’t get it, say it again? Because I watched azzyland (the easiest game) and the question was How many months have 28 days and she didn’t know so she lost the game.
Your assessment of the semantics of the question is inconsistent. You say that the question does not explicitly ask for ‘exactly’ 28 days and therefore we should include all months with at least 28 days. But the question does not ask for months with ‘at least’ 28 days either. You are inferring this and you’re essentially saying that we cannot assume A, but we should assume B. This decision is completely arbitrary under the consideration of semantics alone.
Because the question contains some level of ambiguity, an assumption must be made when answering it (unless you ask the questioner for clarification), and if that assumption is not arbitrary, then we are now dealing with pragmatics, about which I pretty much agree with what you’ve said.
Sorry.. I’m wrong?? 28 – 4..it is because after 4 years it will change.. So. The answer is 24..24 devide by 2 because February is the 2nd months.. The answer is 12
I would disagree with this. I believe the answer is 1 (except every 4 years) when it is zero. If they asked how many months have at least 28 days, then it is 12. Let me as you this.
How many wins do the Yankees have. Today’s answer is 67. You wouldn’t say :60 because at one point there was a 60th win would you?
I knew this but my brother wanted to prove me wrong and I showed him this and he said ”I feel so stupid now you’re always right” I said “haha sucks to be you” and he got mad at me
Those who answered 12 months probably answers the following question true.
A human hand has three fingers. true or false?
three fingers exists out of five so it’s probably true. even though it’s false.
Explanation:
A human hand has three fingers = A human hand has (a total of) three fingers = FASE
How many months have 28 days = How many months have (a total of) 28 days? = 1
Well the question was ”how many months have 28 days” well the answer is 1 month Because Feburay has 28 days but sometimes it is a leap year because every four-years it is a leap year!
All of them have 28 days are y’all Slow I been know this its just sad that y’all know didn’t know this all of you don’t Know how to take a joke imagine stupid for saying 12 months go your learn Facts
Guys the answer is this its asking how many as in the total amount since every single day has more that 28 days its asking how many see the word many that means the total amount of days have 28 and since all the months except february have more than 28 days that means like january july august they all have like 30 or 31 and that is more than 28 days so it technically has 28 days because 28 + 3 is 31 28 makes 31 and it is not asking for how many months have exactly 28 days its tricking you and saying how many months have 28 days or simplified how many months have over 28 days.
this really brain teaser I don’t understand and how that works who is the first person to count days and months again it doesn’t work with Time time is different from months In my suggestion we need to count everything and restart of months
97 Comments on "How Many Months Have 28 Days?"
Nawab says
April 18, 2014 @ 15:12
All months have 28 days. All include 28 and more.
Shontana says
October 23, 2014 @ 19:22
All months have 28 days its a very good riddle tricky but awesome :)
Ⓜarkisha says
December 20, 2014 @ 00:59
All moths have 28 days lol
Makayla says
January 27, 2015 @ 23:53
No only 1 month has 28 days because your asking how many months have 28 days not how many months have 28 days at least it’s a riddle
Dan says
January 28, 2015 @ 12:15
Makayla – I have an event that lasts 28 days and needs to begin and end in a single month. How many months have 28 days for my event?
Brandon says
February 20, 2015 @ 16:45
This riddle is dumb. I have three cats. But according to this riddle’s logic, I could walk up to someone and say I have two cats. Or I have one cat.
B1gears says
February 27, 2015 @ 14:19
This answer is clearly wrong.
The overwhelming majority of native English speakers would take the question “how many months have 28 days?” to mean “how many months have a total of 28 days?” not “how many months have at least 28 days?” or “how many months have a 28th day?”
Someone is trying to be clever by asking this question. They failed miserably.
Hermione says
March 2, 2015 @ 02:27
sinar some of YOU thinking the riddle IS dumb as, just think of peaceful things and GET OVER IT!!!!!
Cayla says
March 9, 2015 @ 05:29
All 12 months have 28 days
Brad says
March 18, 2015 @ 01:29
DUMB, DUMB. How many day does April have??? This answer is 30…
How many days does December have? – 31. It’s not 28.
But If the riddle ask ” how many months have a 28th day? Than it would be all of them.
Brad says
March 18, 2015 @ 01:35
Even thier answer is worded differently to the question. I can write stupid riddle too.
How many hours in a day?
Answer There is a 2 hours in every day for African pigs to eat the flies from red gummy sharks.
Dan says
March 18, 2015 @ 15:22
@Brandon If I needed two cats for a magic trick, and I asked if you had two cats, would you say no?
@B1gears If the riddle asked how many months had a total of 28 days, sure. But it didn’t.
@Hermione I concur :)
@Cayla Correct!
@Brad So December doesn’t have 28 days? If a task takes exactly 28 days, could you do it all in the month of December? If a forest has 1,000 trees and you need to cut down 15 trees for a Christmas tree farm, does the forest have 15 trees for you to cut down?
I get that you were tricked and now you’re angry at the devious riddle and resorting to calling it names, but that’s kind of the point of a riddle. You do realize riddles and brain teasers are tricky, right? How many months have a 28th day isn’t a riddle, it’s a boring question.
Breauna M says
March 18, 2015 @ 17:06
12 months have 28 days lol and love u all that said 28 as a internet buddy.
lenny says
March 25, 2015 @ 14:19
All the months have a 28th day but not have 28 days.
Sebastian says
April 24, 2015 @ 07:16
11 months have more than 28 days every year.
Me forver says
April 25, 2015 @ 22:09
I agree with Lenny
Hannah.... says
May 15, 2015 @ 09:11
so how many months have 28 days
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Hannah.... says
May 15, 2015 @ 09:12
this is a major grade and i need to know! im in college and im counting on yall to help me!
Hannah.... says
May 15, 2015 @ 09:13
oh. never mind. i get it. i feel so dumb! lol
mike says
July 27, 2015 @ 17:56
ugh. it’s not that hard a concept. (scroll to end for simple answer/reasoning)- it’s a riddle, thus meant to mislead, thus why it is called a riddle. but it is also a clever riddle. all months have 28 days. to those whining, ‘no some have 30 etc’ yeah, which means they have 28 + 2 months. if you have 20$, and are asked if you have 8$, yo don’t not have 8$, because you weren’t asked if you have 8$, or exactly 8$. if you have 20$, you have 4$ 17$ 6.66$ 3.141594$. you don’t have 21$ or 0$ however. riddle is clever, one of the many reasons is it says this without saying this, put ppl are willing to say february before the question is finished.
to ‘all english people would take it,’ wow, i’d like to meet you, some kinda diety that knows how every creature thinks/infers, filtered of course, somehow, by those who speak english. oh the enlightenment!! -but yes, the ‘way people would take it ‘commonly but certainly not absolute, is exactly, WHY it’s a riddle. an effective one.
but regardless, if you were chinese, the ‘misleading’ language is why it called a a”riddle”. if it was, ‘which months have 28 days, but not more or less than 28 days, ‘ that wouldn’t be a riddle, it would be a really really really stupid question. but if it makes you happy, subtract the fun, common sense; “february every 4 years,”. there shouldn’t be that much debate there either.
it’s like a magic trick. this misled here is february, it puts that in your head, to distract you from thinking, ‘or looking’ at the ‘exact’ language, which asks simply, how many months have 28 days. “at least” isn’t necessary. If you have 10$, and are asked if you have 7$, yes, you do. you don’t not have 7$ because you have a 10$ bill. the question was not, “do you have exactly 7$?”, such inferences are incorrect.
(conclusion, put)
Simply, it’s a riddle, any answer that is not, “all of them” is wrong. additional inferences are the intended mislead, if you consider them, congrats! you just proved the riddle a good one.
dave says
August 14, 2015 @ 13:30
this is probably from the free internet “IQ test” from Mensa. It’s pure bull because if you don’t expect it to be a riddle, it doesn’t matter how “smart” you are. Because of how the language works (not only English) it is expected that when you phrase the question like that, that it’s about the total amount of days. It works in a way that even if you don’t say the word “total” you still mean that while you have to say the word “at least” if you don’t mean the total. It’s not really a clever riddle if you ask me, because it only works if the person doesn’t know it’s a riddle. Any sane person would probably be right otherwise. A good riddle is one that isn’t close to obvious even if you know it’s a riddle
Katie says
October 18, 2015 @ 08:26
It’s All 12 months that’s have 28th days! It’s a tricky & awesome riddle! If it had word differently then the answer would have be 11 months!
Katie says
October 18, 2015 @ 08:27
Oops my bad would have been not the be
kulu says
January 4, 2016 @ 03:41
I do not even understand what these guys are saying alreaady the calender has its standared readings and you can not change that. that is 30 days has sept,april,june and Nov they rest has 31 days except Feb with 28 days and not 28th.so if they how many months has 2days u will say 12 ?huh madness its should be howmany months has the 2nd day bc ech month begins from 1st 2nd and so on.some pple are talking about having a feast for 28days in december thats very stupid bc the calender does not know your feast its has standard readings that can never be alter by your stupid feast for 28 days
Ali says
June 21, 2016 @ 08:35
Off course 12 monthes. Because every month got 28
RM Gimena says
October 28, 2016 @ 00:47
HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHHO. I’ve never had as good a laugh till I came across this site. Thanks to all and I mean to all HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO.
Myrag says
November 1, 2016 @ 13:49
Actually they need to specify on the Julian or Gregorian calendar. The Mayans had a month that was only 5 days long so all of them is not a correct answer.
Hugo says
November 28, 2016 @ 08:53
Really? Over one silly question?
What’s worse? all the comments being posted as if the question is such a complicated mathematical problem, or the people that are saying it’s a dumb question. Its a riddle PEOPLE!…
John says
December 25, 2016 @ 04:24
Okay so here’s what you’re saying:
Question: How many animals have two letters in its name?
Average answer: One. Ox.
Real answer: They all have two letters in their name.
Seriously? If I said “dog” and “cat” have two letters in their name I would technically be correct?
Luthan says
February 16, 2017 @ 08:38
The riddle plays on the distinction between “semantics” and “pragmatics”, where semantics is concerned only with what sentences explicitly say, while pragmatics concerns itself with what we imply with our sentences. The question above (how many months have 28 days?) does not explicitly say that it’s looking for months with *only* or *exactly* 28 days, so semantically speaking the correct answer should include any month that has *at least* 28 days (all of them). However, pragmatically we assume that the questioner has a certain amount of knowledge: they know that some months have 30 days, and others have 31, and we might also assume they probably know that no months have any fewer than 28 days. If we assume the questioner knows all this, then we will infer that they already know the answer to the question as it was explicitly asked. It’s a pragmatic norm that we don’t ask questions we already know the answer to, and so we infer that the questioner must be asking some other question. The candidate question that makes the most sense in this context is “how many months have *only* 28 days?”.
So when the answer turns out to be “all of them”, this is only because the questioner is breaking pragmatic norms.
Alternatively, we sometimes ask questions we know the answer to when we are *quizzing* others. But there are assumptions we make when being quizzed too. We assume that the quizzer has assumed some of *our* knowledge – in this context, our knowledge that no months have fewer than 28 days – and so they wouldn’t ask a question with an answer that would be so easy for us. Instead they ask the question which is (arguably) a bit less common knowledge: “how many months have only 28 days?”
And so when the answer turns out to be “all of them”, this is only because the quizzer is breaking pragmatic norms.
So nobody’s really “wrong”, it’s just that the “right answer” is different depending on whether we’re concerned with pragmatics or just semantics.
That’s my take anyway.
Jayden says
March 13, 2017 @ 18:35
ALL MONTHS HAS 28 DAYS
leah says
May 31, 2017 @ 02:52
that puzzle is tricky but yet funny
Emily says
June 1, 2017 @ 10:40
It’s a riddle it’s supposed to be hard dumb dumb
Gaby says
June 5, 2017 @ 23:31
All month have 28 days
Medha says
August 20, 2017 @ 03:29
All months have 28 days.
Ashley Peter says
September 29, 2017 @ 07:55
This is the funniest site ever… lolzzzzzz mehn I just can’t stop laughing…. please the answer is all the months have 28 day… am sorry those that say 1 isn’t wrong because it depends on the question and it’s norm…
smithy says
December 28, 2017 @ 03:18
ALL OF THEM
The only reasonable person here says
March 14, 2018 @ 13:08
People be like: All 12 months have 28 days, it’s just that the ones that aren’t February have 2 or 3 days after as well
Yeah and I’m right when I say one month has 28 days, doesn’t matter if there’s another 11 months that have 28 days too! Wait, that’s not how it works, the question is stating a specific amount, not a minimum.
And it’s funny how people are comparing months to objects. If someone asks me if I have 8 dollars and I have 20, I will say I have 8 dollars because I can take the 8 out of the 20 (and thus I actually have an 8 within that 20). I cannot take 28 days out of a month of 30 or 31 because months aren’t physical containers. Heck, in the example I gave I’d say “no but I have 10 if you have change” if I had two ten dollar notes.
Ebony says
August 28, 2018 @ 08:24
There a 28in every single one none have no twenty eight days
The smart guy says
October 6, 2018 @ 12:44
Not all months have 28 days
Chase Conn says
October 18, 2018 @ 09:23
THE ANSWER IS “THEY ALL DO”. You are all welcome!!!!
gamer says
October 22, 2018 @ 09:42
day have 1 month in 28 days
Nan says
November 9, 2018 @ 15:46
i don’t get it how is it all the months
Caster says
November 14, 2018 @ 11:37
Check it out. Not all months have 28 days in them. If you wanted to be correct in saying that you’d have to relay it as such “all months have at least 28 days in them” or “all months are 28 days or more”
Dianisha says
November 20, 2018 @ 01:56
What month ends on a leap day
Cayden says
December 9, 2018 @ 23:03
Only Feb has 28 days YOUR WELCOME
Mubaje Charles says
December 10, 2018 @ 05:13
If the 12 months have 28days,then what make other months take long to end?
selena says
January 18, 2019 @ 10:07
hahahahhahahah i already knew r=the answer
ItsYoBoiiiYastoYT says
February 2, 2019 @ 12:43
Oh, I get it…. LoL
oogabooga says
February 25, 2019 @ 12:04
i dont understand
tayler says
April 2, 2019 @ 03:27
wut?
i dont understand
Neha says
April 5, 2019 @ 03:36
12
preston mcelyea says
April 10, 2019 @ 14:12
i pulled a haha on all my classmates with this one XD LOL
Hello hello hello hello,? says
April 17, 2019 @ 10:02
It 12 mounts because all months pass 28 days except February because it stops at it.
djaber says
April 26, 2019 @ 13:20
all months have 28 days
Dom Cylc? says
April 27, 2019 @ 15:51
I don’t get it, say it again? Because I watched azzyland (the easiest game) and the question was How many months have 28 days and she didn’t know so she lost the game.
Response to Luthan says
May 3, 2019 @ 20:56
@Luthan
Your assessment of the semantics of the question is inconsistent. You say that the question does not explicitly ask for ‘exactly’ 28 days and therefore we should include all months with at least 28 days. But the question does not ask for months with ‘at least’ 28 days either. You are inferring this and you’re essentially saying that we cannot assume A, but we should assume B. This decision is completely arbitrary under the consideration of semantics alone.
Because the question contains some level of ambiguity, an assumption must be made when answering it (unless you ask the questioner for clarification), and if that assumption is not arbitrary, then we are now dealing with pragmatics, about which I pretty much agree with what you’ve said.
Peace says
May 21, 2019 @ 17:31
February has 28 days, but all the months have 28 in them.
Claudia says
May 27, 2019 @ 03:28
I get it.. Hahhaha.. February is the 2nd months and it only has 28 days.. So 28 devide by 2 equal to 12
Claudia says
May 27, 2019 @ 03:30
Sorry.. I’m wrong?? 28 – 4..it is because after 4 years it will change.. So. The answer is 24..24 devide by 2 because February is the 2nd months.. The answer is 12
Markeon says
May 28, 2019 @ 11:29
Al have 28 days
Nick says
July 29, 2019 @ 16:22
I would disagree with this. I believe the answer is 1 (except every 4 years) when it is zero. If they asked how many months have at least 28 days, then it is 12. Let me as you this.
How many wins do the Yankees have. Today’s answer is 67. You wouldn’t say :60 because at one point there was a 60th win would you?
SADIA says
October 2, 2019 @ 09:17
EVERY MONTH HAS ATLEAST 28DAYS
Maria says
October 7, 2019 @ 18:36
every month has atleast 28days
William thornton says
November 11, 2019 @ 10:24
Ha ha ha so funny they all have at least 28 days
Lea lueders says
November 17, 2019 @ 17:29
I knew this but my brother wanted to prove me wrong and I showed him this and he said ”I feel so stupid now you’re always right” I said “haha sucks to be you” and he got mad at me
Olivia says
December 7, 2019 @ 16:57
My brother said none to this so I showed hem this
Danny says
December 20, 2019 @ 18:45
I have 4 paws
2 ears
a tail
What am i?
Beatrice Cox says
January 4, 2020 @ 21:09
I think somebody is crazy
wha-? says
January 23, 2020 @ 22:49
I don’t like riddles, I believe their pointless anyone else agree?
swirl5 says
January 23, 2020 @ 22:51
Danny, your a dog? ??
Turoi nu kai". says
January 28, 2020 @ 20:51
This is a stupid game..I also think that the answer is 1,because it’s said “how many months had 28 days”…
`123456790-=\ says
February 18, 2020 @ 13:54
1 because it does not say at least 28 days
asty says
March 12, 2020 @ 03:45
12 months
Alrazid says
March 15, 2020 @ 07:46
12 haha
jhoravi says
March 20, 2020 @ 11:07
Those who answered 12 months probably answers the following question true.
A human hand has three fingers. true or false?
three fingers exists out of five so it’s probably true. even though it’s false.
Explanation:
A human hand has three fingers = A human hand has (a total of) three fingers = FASE
How many months have 28 days = How many months have (a total of) 28 days? = 1
Kat Kiara says
March 20, 2020 @ 19:46
All months cuz they just pass i think? Idk
Dylan James O-S says
March 21, 2020 @ 21:07
All months. I got already knew cause of a IQ test I did. (I got 2% iq of the whole population :D )
isaiah says
March 23, 2020 @ 18:18
idk becuase yeah i just dk ok idk
victoria norales says
March 25, 2020 @ 13:06
every month have 28 days some just countine on reaching 28.
Bhumika .Gola says
March 26, 2020 @ 05:12
So the answer is 12
???
Avionne Dillard says
March 26, 2020 @ 18:45
What is the answer
melanie says
March 29, 2020 @ 01:16
im pretty sure February has only 28 days?
LAUREN says
March 31, 2020 @ 09:27
The answer is 12
Ali Mirza says
March 31, 2020 @ 10:16
Any cue for answer!
Izabella says
April 14, 2020 @ 03:14
I know that 11months have over 28 days
[email protected] says
December 21, 2020 @ 06:15
All of them.
Iqra says
March 22, 2021 @ 20:33
Well the question was ”how many months have 28 days” well the answer is 1 month Because Feburay has 28 days but sometimes it is a leap year because every four-years it is a leap year!
Evelyn S.. says
March 23, 2021 @ 17:53
Stop it, everyone! This is a very clever joke. Be nice!
hello says
March 31, 2021 @ 11:04
Some reason 75% of all people here, are bad at typing, only the people who are positive are good at typing apparently. Well that’s good to know
Ember says
April 28, 2021 @ 11:34
Nice riddle! I might use this for my “riddle quizzes”.
Your mom says
November 11, 2021 @ 13:48
All of them have 28 days are y’all Slow I been know this its just sad that y’all know didn’t know this all of you don’t Know how to take a joke imagine stupid for saying 12 months go your learn Facts
sarai says
December 3, 2021 @ 20:46
i think that it is all the months because every month has 28 days its not altogether
Chris says
November 27, 2022 @ 22:01
How many minutes does an hour have? Can ylu answer 15? 35? 3.54? No, its 60.
mason says
January 24, 2023 @ 01:45
Guys the answer is this its asking how many as in the total amount since every single day has more that 28 days its asking how many see the word many that means the total amount of days have 28 and since all the months except february have more than 28 days that means like january july august they all have like 30 or 31 and that is more than 28 days so it technically has 28 days because 28 + 3 is 31 28 makes 31 and it is not asking for how many months have exactly 28 days its tricking you and saying how many months have 28 days or simplified how many months have over 28 days.
Gilbert says
January 25, 2023 @ 16:56
this really brain teaser I don’t understand and how that works who is the first person to count days and months again it doesn’t work with Time time is different from months In my suggestion we need to count everything and restart of months
Sam says
February 3, 2023 @ 14:20
All of the 12 months
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