Oct 4, 2001 21:57
22 yrs ago
English term

what is the difference between negosiation and nagotiation

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what is the difference between negosiation and nagotiation

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two ways to misspell

negotiation
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agree athena22
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agree Gilda Manara
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The location of the spelling error!

The location of the spelling error!

The word is "negotiation".
- "negoSiation"
- "nAgotiation"
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My geriatric brain.

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Phonetic transcription of "negotiation"

There are two ways to pronounce the word "negotiation" - Americans usually say "negoSHIayshn", while the British way of saying it sounds more like "negoSIayshn". I have also heard people make the two meanings of the word sound different: negotiations meaning discussions, and negotiation of a maze. The correct spelling in all cases is "negotiation", both in Britain and the US (Canada, too).

Here's what Webster's has to say about it:
One entry found for negotiation.

Main Entry: ne·go·ti·a·tion
Pronunciation: ni-"gO-shE-'A-sh&n, ÷-sE-
Function: noun
Date: 15th century
: the action or process of negotiating or being negotiated -- often used in plural
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agree Fuad Yahya
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agree cochrum
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21 hrs

There are no such words as "negosiation" or "nagotiation",

in the English language that is.

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