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Nope. Math is American. Maths is British.

 

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Nope. Math(s) is simply short (slang) for mathematics, so you can use both...

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THIS MAN IS COMPLETELY NAKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

PLEASE MODERATE!!!!!!!!

 

As a side note, this is a cycling forum, please stop posting such fleshy pictures...

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Nope. Math(s) is simply short (slang) for mathematics, so you can use both...

Well yes you can, but that wasn't the point. You can also say gas for the stuff you put in your car, but in SA historically we have never used gas to refer to petrol. That was the point.

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Well yes you can, but that wasn't the point. You can also say gas for the stuff you put in your car, but in SA historically we have never used gas to refer to petrol. That was the point.

 

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Precisely. Math = american english. Maths = traditional (British) english. 

 

We, as a former colony, adopted the Traditional English way of spelling and grammar, and it's important to keep to that standard. 

 

Colour / color

honour / honor

 

and so on. If you move to the states, then use their standard of spelling. As long as you live anywhere BUT the USA, traditional english standards apply. 

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BUT BUT BUT..... It is my constitutional right to speak / write the way I want to. If I prefer to write American, and not the way the colonialist do, it is my right to do so....  :whistling:  :ph34r: 

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BUT BUT BUT..... It is my constitutional right to speak / write the way I want to. If I prefer to write American, and not the way the colonialist do, it is my right to do so....  :whistling:  :ph34r: 

Agree. Otherwise you are a racist and a person who discriminates against others.

 

If you can't accept that some people are made different, go for counselling.

(comic sans)

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