Words can have very different meanings in different cultures. And if you don't speak or write in your native language, you can easily make unintentional mistakes in your wording.
I found this on a German website that publishes tests on photographic equipment in English:
I found this on a German website that publishes tests on photographic equipment in English:
KurtIn Germany the word "average" means just that - reads: "average" is in between of better and worse. So this is strictly different compared to the more popular anglo-american style meaning of the word where an "average" is equivalent to about as bad as it gets.
Statistics: Posted by KurtAgain — Tue Nov 12, 2024 10:22 am
