Spanish term
Este trimestre tengo una clase de matemáticas.
It's a translation about education. Is okay to translate as " This trimester I have a class of mathematics? or I have one class of mathematics.
Thanks a lot and I hope that all of you are healthy and safe from The Coronavirus Pandemic.
4 +5 | This semester I am taking a math class | Darius Saczuk |
4 | I'm taking a maths class this term | neilmac |
May 18, 2021 12:06: philgoddard changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): María Perales, William Bowley, philgoddard
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Proposed translations
This semester I am taking a math class
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This trimester if it is necessary...
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Yes.
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tri·mes·ter
/trīˈmestər,ˈtrīˌmestər/
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noun
a period of three months, especially as a division of the duration of pregnancy.
NORTH AMERICAN
each of the three terms in an academic year
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Hi, Yugoslavia. I am. Thank you. I am back to in-person teaching. I hope you are staying safe as well. Sending you my best wishes.
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Take it easy.
Thanks Darius but so do you translate Trimestre as semester even is high school? |
So Trimester is all right? Please let me know. Thanks again. |
Thanks for your help Darius. I hope that you are safe from this Coronavirus. |
Thanks again. |
You too brother! Thanks again for your help. |
Thanks for your help Darius. |
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Gema Pedreda
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Thank you, Gema.
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Marouchka Heijnen
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Thank you, Marouchka.
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Barbara Cochran, MFA
: But I might use "I'm" instead of "I am".
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It won't hurt. Thank you, Barbara.
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Orkoyen (X)
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Thank you, Orkoyen.
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Katarina Peters
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Thank you, Katarina.
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I'm taking a maths class this term
"In our Maths class this term, we have been learning about algebra "
This is what happens in a typical maths class this term
This is how I feel in a typical maths class this term
http://www.tiwicollege.com/images/newsletters/Tiwi%20College%20News%20Term%20Three%202012.pdf
Thanks a lot Neilmac. |
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