Are Numbers The Same In All Languages
The following tables list the cardinal number names and symbols for the numbers 0 through 10. ^d Rapa Nui and Tahitian largely share the same numerals. In Mabuiag (Western-Central Torres Strait Island Language), all numbers greater. Aug 24, 2017 - It is often assumed that number conventions are the same in all languages but there is definitely more to it than meets the eye.
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Hmmm correct me if I am wrong, But for any kind of math problems don’t most of those countries use numeric symbols because they are easier. I mean even here we have Roman Numerals that we use instead for a lot of Non-math related items. But I think to answer Prancings question, if other cultures use them, I think that yes they do use them probably almost as often as we do. But they do have different systems for numbers as well, just like we have Roman numerals. But like I said, I am kind of shooting from the hip on this one.
Are Numbers The Same In Different Languages
AstroChuck, you’re right, my mistake. I read up on the topic, and it turns out that “Arabic numerals” are not actually Arabic, but from Indian origin. We call them “Arabic” because the Arabs brought them to Europe where “our” first contact with them was.
The symbols they use to represent numbers in Arabic are derived from the same source as ours, but they actually look a little different. The ones used in conjuction with the English language are called the Western Arabic Numerals, and the ones used with the modern Arabic language are called the Eastern Arabic Numerals, technically. (This is what I gleaned from some internet sources one of which being a well-cited wikipedia article.