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How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

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  • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

    How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

    Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

    janet@weirder.earthJ This user is from outside of this forum
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    #12

    @infobeautiful Didn’t think it possible to beat the French, but bravo Denmark. N.b. This map also flattens regional languages, and apparently Basque is also “vigesimal”. https://archive.is/W8kYh

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    • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

      How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

      Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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      @infobeautiful what the hell are the danish doing?
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      • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

        How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

        Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

        tehstu@hachyderm.ioT This user is from outside of this forum
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        #14

        @infobeautiful I vaguely recall knowing both the French way and the decimal way during Welsh lessons at school, so the 90+2 for the UK hides a bit of nuance.

        edit - although clicking through the link, I guess it's only considering English for the UK.

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        • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

          How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

          Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

          primetime@mastodon.socialP This user is from outside of this forum
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          @infobeautiful 🇩🇰 Denmark here: to be fair nobody pronounces the 20 so in reality its more like 2 & (half-5)'s.
          We are not completely insane you know 😉

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          • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

            How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

            Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

            xanna@mastodon.ieX This user is from outside of this forum
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            #16

            @infobeautiful Irish should be 2+90, or 2+10+4×20 (depending on what you're counting)

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            • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

              How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

              Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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              #17

              @infobeautiful okay, das die #Franzosen verrückt sind, was Zahlen angeht wusste ich.

              Aber was die #Dänen da machen ist ja noch wahnsinniger.

              Und dann beschweren sich die Leute, dass wir in Deutschland die Zahlen vertauschen.

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              • xanna@mastodon.ieX xanna@mastodon.ie

                @infobeautiful Irish should be 2+90, or 2+10+4×20 (depending on what you're counting)

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                #18

                @xanna @infobeautiful
                Oh in breton language, there’s the same logic : 2 + 10 + 4×20

                Plus, 99 can be 9 + 10 + 4 × 20 OR simply 100 - 1 (why bother?)

                The 20 basis is a celtic heritage that french also took

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                • rhelune@todon.euR rhelune@todon.eu

                  @infobeautiful Wait, Belgian French is normal?!

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                  @rhelune @infobeautiful Yes, belgian are more logical with numbers than french are.

                  If you order a "demi" (half of a pint) of beer in 🇫🇷 you will have 25cl because at some point 🇫🇷 decided a pint is 50cl.
                  Meanwhile in 🇧🇪 a pint is 1L (100cl) so if you order a "demi" you will have 50cl - half a Litre - which make more sense.
                  (Or maybe it's just a 🇧🇪 ruse to get french tourist buy more - that would be funny)

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                  • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

                    How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

                    Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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                    #20

                    @infobeautiful 'Ninety-two' is all nice and metric, but how do you say 92 in imperial English?

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                    • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

                      How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

                      Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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                      #21

                      @infobeautiful @wwwgem @graves501 Fix your numbering systems man.

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                      • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

                        How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

                        Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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                        #22

                        @infobeautiful what the hell, Denmark?!?!?

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                        • alecsargent@social.linux.pizzaA alecsargent@social.linux.pizza

                          @infobeautiful @wwwgem @graves501 Fix your numbering systems man.

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                          #23

                          @alecsargent @infobeautiful @graves501 Majority doesn't make it right. We're correct 😂

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                          • infobeautiful@vis.socialI infobeautiful@vis.social

                            How To Say The Number 92 In Various European Languages

                            Nice analysis: https://brilliantmaps.com/number-92/

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                            #24
                            am czech, say 2+90, this map is wrong
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