Imperial Units and measurements | English Vocabulary | Maths Vocabulary | Math English

[@dnehauday]

Thanks for the video, very clear to understand

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Aww thank you Neha. 🥰

[@Sigbjrn]

Minor correction perhaps, but: Drank, not drunk (I have drunk). Some US liquid measures are different: US gallons are approx 3.8 L, a US pint is slightly smaller too. But the video is generally great.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi @Sigbjrn! Thanks for your input! 😉 Will double check that drank/drunk thing, might have been a typo 😋

[@geirvinje2556]

I think we should use the Viking measure.
Alen, Stikk, and Favn.
Alen, is your forarm. No need to take of your shoes to get a measurment 😂!

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

That's a great idea and a covenient one indeed🤣🤣 Also some people don't appreciate the smell when you take a measurement with your shoes off 🤣🤣

[@elypowell6797]

That is also known as the Cubit commonly used by ancient Egyptians.

[@marthiousknowledge9]

I prefer the imperial system over metric system. You don't have to calculate decimals in imperial so much. I also prefer Ferinhit over Celsius.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Sounds good however we're definitively used to the metric system 🙈

[@BobYu-jn7wp]

Tanks ❤

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You're welcome 😊

[@BobYu-jn7wp]

It’s great

[@BobYu-jn7wp]

Take 🎉

[@quietusplus1221]

And it still doesn't make sense

[@bluedick321]

older 'phones' aren't quite 15cm.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

👍

[@leoleonardowilliam5957]

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