lean, elegant lines in an unlikely place … February 2, 2018A // W // F Manna Meditations, Day 26 💛 Share this:FacebookPinterestTwitterTumblrEmailLike this:Like Loading...
Lignes en angle droit. Er… how do you say a right angle in English? Just that, right? LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Ha! Too funny. I’ve never heard it called anything but a right angle or a 90 degree angle. What do you call it?? Curious now… LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
In French it is an “angle droit”. which could be translated as a right angle or a straight angle. Spanish? Angulo derecho. It just happened that sometimes I get my languages mixed up and wonder: straight or right? Almost poetic. Same goes with spelling between French and English. Similar words have different spellings. Like littéraire and literary. When in doubt I Google it up. 😉 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I love how things go watery in the in-between … The whole of language getting bigger and broader and also more delightfully imperfect with the more we know… I suppose much of life works that way. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Lignes en angle droit.
Er… how do you say a right angle in English?
Just that, right?
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Sounds strange. A right angle. What would a wrong angle be?
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Ha! Too funny. I’ve never heard it called anything but a right angle or a 90 degree angle. What do you call it?? Curious now…
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In French it is an “angle droit”. which could be translated as a right angle or a straight angle. Spanish? Angulo derecho. It just happened that sometimes I get my languages mixed up and wonder: straight or right? Almost poetic. Same goes with spelling between French and English. Similar words have different spellings. Like littéraire and literary. When in doubt I Google it up. 😉
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I love how things go watery in the in-between … The whole of language getting bigger and broader and also more delightfully imperfect with the more we know… I suppose much of life works that way.
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Life becomes watery? Maybe. 🙂
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