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Correct me if I'm wrong here....

Semi-Weekly = twice a week
Bi-Weekly = every 2 weeks
Semi-Monthly = twice a month
Bi-Monthly = every 2 months
Semi-Annual = twice a year
Bi-Annual = ????
 

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Main Entry: bi·an·nu·al
Pronunciation: \(ˌ)bī-ˈan-yə(-wə)l\
Function: adjective
Date: 1877
1 : occurring twice a year
2 : biennial 1
usage see bi-
— bi·an·nu·al·ly adverb
 
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Correct me if I'm wrong here....

Semi-Weekly = twice a week
Bi-Weekly = every 2 weeks
Semi-Monthly = twice a month
Bi-Monthly = every 2 months
Semi-Annual = twice a year
Bi-Annual = ????


The same as Semi-Annual :103631605
 

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Main Entry: semi·an·nu·al
Pronunciation: \-ˈan-yə(-wə)l\
Function: adjective
Date: 1791
: occurring every six months or twice a year
— semi·an·nu·al·ly adverb

Semi-Annual = Bi-Annual = twice a year
 

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I am getting the same results.....

does this not make sense to anyone else?
 

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Bi-Annual = how often a 75yr old can go to the Doctor under National Healh care???
 

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NES, you are the master of Bi....hook us up with why that does not follow the sequence in post #1
 

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i've seen payroll done in many different companies....and i'm pretty sure bi-weekly means every 2 weeks (26 pay periods in a year) and semi-monthly is twice a month (24 pay periods in a year)....
 

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bi-weekly could meen either twice a week or once every two weeks according to Merriam-Webster
 

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IRS says biweekly is once every two weeks....

not saying they are the final say in definitions, but in my world, what the IRS says is final
 

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i've seen payroll done in many different companies....and i'm pretty sure bi-weekly means every 2 weeks (26 pay periods in a year) and semi-monthly is twice a month (24 pay periods in a year)....

yep, that's why I made that post in the RR "Douche" thread

As for the hokey definition provided by NES (from a trustworthy source) we must recall that the "Bi-Centennial" was the celebration of two centuries, not half a century

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bi-weekly means every other week, or twice a week. Pretty gay but it's true it can mean either. Don't care enough to post the definition though.
 

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