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megafrancisco
Member Since: 6/8/2007
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Translation Difficulties
So I opened this thread because people many times donīt know how to say certain word in some language and here everyone can help each other.
I can translate Portuguese and Spanish and a bit of French into English if anyone needs.
So Iīve got a question:
Do you say Math or Maths??
Departure
Member Since: 10/21/2005
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Post #2
Math?
andresg770
Member Since: 8/19/2006
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Post #3
Math.... though it looks (and is) singular, it's actually short for "Mathematics" (which is also a singular noun)
megafrancisco
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Thank you...
But have you got any idea of they say Math in Britain because my english teacher says it is Maths..
M Z N A
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Post #5
Maths also works since it's origin is Mathematics.
megafrancisco
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Ok. Thank you everyone.
If you wanna know anything in Portuguese just say it
Kworb
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Wiskunde
megafrancisco
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Is Wiskunde an English word?
Kworb
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Post #9
It is Dutch for math
M Z N A
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Post #10
I can provide Arabic lessons, too. 10$ per minute.
INTRA
Member Since: 5/10/2007
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Post #11
And Tagalog too.LOL
Aryl
Member Since: 10/14/2007
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Post #12
We call Mathematics 'Maths' here.
Marcoxxxo
Member Since: 6/9/2002
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Post #13
mmm what about "estorbo" there is a word with the same meaning on english
Nick
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megafrancisco
Thank you...
But have you got any idea of they say Math in Britain because my english teacher says it is Maths..
They say maths in Britain but I think it sounds silly
Monkey37
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Post #15
^Yah
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