How do I know my parents birthdays?

Whose birthday is not remembered. But parents' birthdays must be remembered.

What the landlord said should be right. You can ask your relatives ...

The most straightforward way. Ask them directly.

Maybe they told the landlord before. Maybe the landlord forgot.

Maybe they didn't tell the landlord at all. But the landlord remembered.

They will be surprised ...

Direct way. Ask them directly.

You can try to face your parents with an embarrassed expression and say:

Uh: What's that? Mom and Dad's birthdays are coming

If you don't want to ask directly. You can look at the ID card like they do.

Said to look at the ** on their ID card. How did you shine when you were younger?

And so on and so forth. Choose to sneak a peek. I don't think it's good.

If you have the courage, it's good to order directly.

I know. Landlords can do it on their birthday. Give a surprise later.

It's best to ask grandma and grandma to know exactly.

Secondly, ask your aunt and aunt, you can know about it.

There is no choice but to ask uncles and uncles, probably not knowing.

Ask them directly, or ask your grandparents, and your grandparents will ask, but what is on the household registration book may not be right

Under the pretext of buying them a mobile phone and taking an ID card to handle business.

So so. What is on the ID card and household registration may not be real.

Ask Mom and Dad first. At the time of eating. Half-jokingly asked. Let's start by mentioning what your birthday is. Then asked. When is your birthday?

It's easy to pull that way.

If they also porphyre remember. Just ask your grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

Sneak a look at your parents' ID cards.

You can ask the landlord, you can ask the friends around your parents.

Look for their ID card.

Just ask them.

Then just memorize.

Why are you so troublesome?

Take a peek while they're not there.

Ask a relative, or a school or a work unit for a household registration booklet, and you'll be done

Summary. Hello dear!

First, we can ask for the ID number of the parents when they apply for the relevant documents or fill in the information. At this time, parents will usually tell us their ID number, and we will ask if this year, month and day is the date of birth, and parents usually don't mind. This method is especially suitable for those who find it difficult to ask their parents.

The second way is to ask questions. We can first take out our ID card and ask our parents if our ID number is written according to the date of the birthday. Generally speaking, our ID number is indeed numbered based on the date of birth.

Next, we can ask our parents if they can memorize their ID number. If they can't, we can remind them that the first few digits of the ID number are the number of the province and city, and the middle part is our date of birth. This way, they should be able to remember the middle part easily, and sometimes they will even take out their ID to verify it.

This way, it will be easier for us to remember the date of birth of our parents.

How can I know the date of my parents' birthday.

Parents will usually tell us their ID number, and then you can ask if this is their date of birth. In this way, we can easily know the date of birth of our parents. This method is mainly suitable for those who find it difficult to ask their parents.

The second method is to use a question-based approach. You can first take out your ID card and ask your parents if our ID number is written according to the date of your birthday.

Generally speaking, our ID numbers are numbered according to the date of birth. If parents can't remember all the ID numbers, they can remind them that the first few digits are the number of the province, prefecture and city, and the middle is the date of birth. In this way, we can easily get our parents to remember their date of birth and write it down.

The third case is suitable for parents with straightforward personalities. For such parents, it is advisable to ask the child directly. If the child does have a heart, parents usually don't mind if they remember the previous promise. They usually forgive their children's mistakes and even feel that they are more sensible.

How to know mom or dad's birthday, here are a few ways to refer to:

The first is that we can ask our parents for their ID numbers when they apply for relevant documents or fill in the information for their parents, and at this time, our parents will generally tell us the ID number, and then we can ask whether the date of birth is this year, month and day, and the parents will generally not mind at this time. This method is mainly for those of us who are too embarrassed to ask our parents.

The second is to use the question-style way, we can first take out our ID card, ask our parents whether our own ID number is written according to the date of the birthday, of course, generally our ID number is numbered by the date of birth, then we can ask the parents if they can remember their ID number, if they can not memorize it, you can remind the parents that the first few digits are the number of the province and city, and the middle is our date of birth, then they must be able to remember the middle part, Sometimes they will find their ID card to verify it, and then it will be easy for us to write it down.

The third is suitable for parents with straightforward personalities, this kind of may as well ask directly, I think if the child does have a heart, parents will not mind whether they remember it before. They will forgive their children, and even feel that their children are more sensible at this time.

I used to remember my parents' birthdays when I asked my parents for the ID number when I filled in the information, and I said that because I needed to fill in the information, I wrote it down after they reported the number, and then found a notebook to write it down, and I remembered it for a long time after reviewing it. Although I can't accompany my parents every year for their birthdays, I will say a ** greeting on their birthdays.

Summary. Dear, you can know your birthday on your ID number, or ask your parents. First, the first thing is to check your ID card, and the seventh to twelfth digits of the ID number below are the birthdays of the Gregorian calendar.

2. Then find any perpetual calendar to find the corresponding year of birth, and click to jump to the year, and jump to the month of birth in the same way. 3. After jumping to the page of year and month of birth, click on the date of birth, and the lunar date of the day will be displayed on the right, as well as the six characters of the year, month and day before the date of birth.

Dear, you can know your birthday on your ID number, or ask your parents. First, the first thing is to check your ID card, and the seventh to twelfth digits of the ID number below are the birthdays of the Gregorian calendar. 2. Then find any perpetual calendar to find the corresponding year of birth, and click to jump to the year, and jump to the month of birth in the same way.

3. After jumping to the page of year and month of birth, click on the date of birth, and the lunar date of the day will be displayed on the right, as well as the six characters of the year, month and day before the date of birth.

Supplement: You can check your birthday through birth certificates, household registers, ID cards and other documents that can prove your identity. The birthday on the ID card is on the Gregorian calendar.

A lunar birthday is the lunar date of the day you are born. If the birthday is on the lunar calendar, the second year's birthday will generally not be the same as the first year.

Ways to know someone else's birthday:

1. Use social networking software to see if the person has written his birthday on it.

To find birthdays through social networking apps, you need to log in. Enter the name of the person you're looking for. Once you're on their page, click on their box below.

Their birthdays should be listed under "Basic Information". Note that to do this, you may need to add the person as a friend first.

2. Peek at their calendars.

Keep an eye out for "birthdays" or "birthday parties" on their calendars. Such information. Although not so reliable, this can be used as a secret method when you are trying to figure out the date yourself.

But be careful, if you do it too obviously, it will look sneaky and harmful.

3. Ask a mutual friend or relative.

If you have any friends in common with the birthday boy, consider asking the friend to tell you the exact birthday. If they don't know, ask this friend to help you ask.

4. Ask a colleague or colleague.

If you're a friend at work, it's common for someone to know the birthdays of everyone in the office or company. Don't snoop or ask the HR department for this confidential information!

5. Ask this person.

Let go of pride and resort to the last resort, ask him directly. The serious consequences of missing their birthdays and the fact of asking directly. If the person expects you to remember their birthday, apologize for the fact that you didn't remember – tell them that you are in a stressful time, that some troubles are messing with your memory, or that you are very forgetful (too many academics, work, visiting relatives, etc.).

Once you know the date, Yibi Kyung is sure to write it down (and add it to your e-calendar, if possible) so that you don't have to ask him again.