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    So spricht man das Wort „Null“ in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen aus.


    So spricht man das Wort „Null“ in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen aus.

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    Von Technical-Key-93

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    1. kakao_w_proszku on

      The Slovenian word with a slightly different spelling means „nothing” in Polish lmao

      Also how do you do fellow Latin kids

    4. FroobingtonSanchez on

      The Turkish and Arabic Sifir/Sifr are very close to the Dutch word for digit: cijfer. Must be related.

    7. Ysesper on

      Zero is the Latin word for basque for “zero”. However, we also have a basque word for it, “huts”.

    10. p1971 on

      In UK zero isn’t that common; ‘oh’, nil, nought are probably more used.

    14. pannon-pixie on

      In Hungarian, “zéró,” which obviously comes from “zero,” is also a completely valid word to express the number 0. It’s not used as often as “nulla,” but often enough that almost all native Hungarian speakers will understand it.

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