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Nesrin Regno Unito Local time: 15:52 Da Inglese a Arabo + ...
Nov 15, 2007
Hi all - I need urgent help with this one! I know how to write fractions normally - with the numbers top and bottom separated by a horizontal line. But if I have an equation where the fractions in English look like that: 1/2 for one half, 1/3 for one third etc, how do you write these in an Arabic equation from right to left? 1/2 and 1/3? Or 2/1 and 3/1?? I think it's the first one but need to be sure.
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AhmedAMS Russia Local time: 18:52 Da Inglese a Arabo + ...
As follows
Nov 15, 2007
1/2 & 1/3
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hamani56 (X) Afghanistan Local time: 19:22
reading numbers in arabic
Nov 16, 2007
in arabic, numbers are normally read from right to left, so when you have, for example, the number '21' in an english or french text, in arabic it is read 'one and twenty' (wahid wa 3ishroun) and therefore is still written '21'.
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Nathalie_A (X) Local time: 17:52 Da Arabo a Inglese
arabic fractions
Nov 17, 2007
if you have 1/2 in english, for example, you would spell it as 2\1 (but in arabic numerals)... that way, because it is read from right to left, one would read 1/2.
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