Subject | Re: Republicanism still an offence in England? (wasRe: Queen mother |
From | Jette Goldie |
Date | 2002-05-14 23:01 (2002-05-14 23:01) |
Message-ID | <2XeE8.3889$mz2.37229800@news-text.cableinet.net> |
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Newsgroups | alt.fan.tolkien |
Follows | Pradera |
Followups | Pradera (1m) Henriette Frans (15m) |
PraderaThe *French* speaking Belgians (Waloons) have a word for ninety.
U?ytkownik Henriette Frans <ch.frans@chello.nl>w wiadomooci do grup dyskusyjnych napisa?:3CE16D5B.EB21BEDF@chello.nl...Henriette FransPradera
Speaking Clock wrote:"Henriette Frans" <ch.frans@chello.nl>wroteWhat defenitely is more logic in a lot of other languages than Dutch, is
whatHenriette FransPradera
they do with numbers. You say e.g.: thirty-five (French: trente-cinq;
Italian:Henriette FransPradera
trenta-cinque)
The french do _not_ have a reasonable counting system... take their ninety-six, for example: 4*20+16. I wonder if that makes them better mathematicians :) Other than that, I agree. Though I rather quickly got used to the german way. Sometimes it seems more logical.