Nought or Zero?

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Originally posted by clap
The one that'll invade you if you don't agree. 😉
USA?

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Originally posted by lord xyz
USA?
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Originally posted by Storm
American English: zero.
British English: nought.

Nought before and after the decimal point. Oh after a decimal point as well, in telephone numbers, in (hotel) room numbers and in years. Nil in footbal scores.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

I know, but I wanted see if Americans use nought and vice versa.

Shelbert Lemon ubuntu

I know people who use the letter 'O' instead of the number '😉'... like in phone numbers or game scores. Kinda weird really. 😖

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Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
I know people who use the letter 'O' instead of the number '😉'... like in phone numbers or game scores. Kinda weird really. 😖
I do. O800 ... ...

ladygrim The Grim piratess

Zilch 😉

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Originally posted by ladygrim
Zilch 😉
That's not funny. leftright

ladygrim The Grim piratess

yeah it is 😉

ThePittman "Pitt Happens"

Originally posted by ladygrim
Zilch 😉
Just thinking of that one or nada

Kongu_Dude Senior Member

Nought. 🙂

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Originally posted by ThePittman
Just thinking of that one or nada
I was thinking nada when she said zilch.

Damn you Americans and your English. 😠