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They could have changed it to their original form: "et cetera", "ergo", "id est"
by vineus 10y ago
They could have changed it to their original form: "et cetera", "ergo", "id est"
- dmurray 10y ago"e.g." does not mean "ergo".
- raverbashing 10y agoe.g. is not ergo, it's "exempli gratia" (for the sake of example)
- vineus 10y agoMy mistake, thanks!
- Retr0spectrum 10y ago> Anyone who didn’t grow up speaking English may not be familiar with them. Even fewer people are familiar with Latin.