Public bug reported:

Ubuntu 19.10 (other versions are most likely affected too)

The gnome calender window (inside the notification window) that opens
when you click on the clock on the top does not respect the formating
that was set in the "Region & Language" settings. It only translates
months and days, but formating of my selected langauge is ignored.

I have my "Formats" set to german (and language set to english), so the correct 
formating should be
29. Dezember 2019
but what I actually get is
Dezember 29 2019

Another issues is, the letters used inside the calender to abbreviate the days 
are still displayed in english.
Example:
M T W T F S S
when it should be
M D M D F S S

BOTH of these issues are fixed by switching the system language to
german. This is not how it should be. These things should depend on the
systems format settings, not language.

** Affects: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  gnome calender does not respect format settings

Status in gnome-settings-daemon package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Ubuntu 19.10 (other versions are most likely affected too)

  The gnome calender window (inside the notification window) that opens
  when you click on the clock on the top does not respect the formating
  that was set in the "Region & Language" settings. It only translates
  months and days, but formating of my selected langauge is ignored.

  I have my "Formats" set to german (and language set to english), so the 
correct formating should be
  29. Dezember 2019
  but what I actually get is
  Dezember 29 2019

  Another issues is, the letters used inside the calender to abbreviate the 
days are still displayed in english.
  Example:
  M T W T F S S
  when it should be
  M D M D F S S

  BOTH of these issues are fixed by switching the system language to
  german. This is not how it should be. These things should depend on
  the systems format settings, not language.

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