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10/4/2015 9:19:19 PM
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TLDR: could tell OP was 13 when I read "Maths" in the title
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Maths is what they say in the UK...
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17 and British, Nice try though.
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Or brittish. Because it is mathmatics. The real work is done with multiple numbers.
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1. It's mathematics 2. Math is shorthand for mathematics not maths. 3. Being British doesn't change the English language
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They both work. Just like color and colour. To most people, one sounds better than the other. While there is no difference. The math version is only used in the USA. The rest of the world uses maths.
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Well its like how the Americans say 'pants' and we brits say 'trousers'. Not saying OP isnt 13, just saying that we speak different ways, but we aren't altering the English language.
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People in the UK say maths. Get over it.
