In A Year's Time What Will Call The New Decade?

cool ,so will there be different fashions and stuff like 1950's fashion compared with the Hippy era ?

It's such a naff term. Second only to "Information Superhighway" which takes the crown for the most cringeworthy term ever.

give me a break im drunk and tired

Both are admitted into the OED. Don't be a prat.

Not in my bloody "OED" they aren't. What the hell could possibly suggest there should be an apostrophe in there?

Twenty Ten will sound nicer

Twenty Eleven

Twenty Twelve > Two Thousand and Twelve

[noparse]How do you want me to answer that? You're clinging to some childish concept that you probably learnt when you were 7 which tells you that apostrophes are only for omission of letters and possession. Guess what: that's not the whole story. Apostrophes are also legitimate, though optional, to pluralise non-standard words: acronyms ("GCSE's"), numbers ("12's", "the 1990's"), and so on. Just like they are in languages like Dutch and Turkish. Anyway, I'm not wasting my time giving someone like you an English lesson; if you want other people to be right, you'd better learn how to be right yourself. Go read up.[/noparse]

Not in my book, they're not. So give up the ghost, ey?

So take your silly, ill-informed prescriptivism and go and enforce it upon someone else.

[noparse]How do you want me to answer that? You're clinging to some childish concept that you probably learnt when you were 7 which tells you that apostrophes are only for omission of letters and possession. Guess what: that's not the whole story. Apostrophes are also legitimate, though optional, to pluralise non-standard words: acronyms ("GCSE's"), numbers ("12's", "the 1990's"), and so on. Just like they are in languages like Dutch and Turkish. Anyway, I'm not wasting my time giving someone like you an English lesson; if you want other people to be right, you'd better learn how to be right yourself. Go read up.[/noparse]

How is it like that in Turkish?? We don't use apostrophes for possession or omission. eg. Sebnemin kitabi = Sebnem's book.
Seksenler = The Eighties.
1980ler = 1980s.

You do use them to add suffixes to proper nouns: "London'da", etc. In fact, a lot of people would say you should be spelling it "Sebnem'in kitabi" (and possibly "1980'ler", but I'm not certain of that).

Lol London'da??

Who says London'da?

It's Londra'da.

Even if they're supposed to be used, they seldom are. No one writes 80'ler.