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No-one uses milligram?! hehe uh.. Maybe that was a typo. What do you call that amount? Also, 'liter' is used only in the US I believe. You guys just won't play

No-one uses milligram?! hehe uh.. Maybe that was a typo. What do you call that amount? Also, 'liter' is used only in the US I believe. You guys just won't play with the other children, huh. :-) edit: ah ok sorry NamTaf. Get some sleep!

feikname 9y ago
I do not have any sources, but I'm pretty sure litre (or liter) is used very extensively, across the ocidental world at least, including Australia. What country are you from?
- yesenadam 9y ago
  Yes, liter or litre is used across the world. 'Liter' is used only in the US I believe.
  - knicholes 9y ago
    I'm pretty sure that the only time I use 'liter' is for soda pop. I'm from the US.
gmfawcett 9y ago
To be clear, a "liter" and a "litre" are the same unit of volume, just spelled differently. (It's not like "gallons", where the US and Imperial gallon have different volumes.)
tpm 9y ago
Liter is used very widely in Europe, at least in non-english languages.
- yesenadam 9y ago
  Ah, such as? I assume it's litre in France, I think it's litro in Spanish..
  - tpm 9y ago
    I know about German [1], Slovak [2] [1] https://www.duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/Liter https://www.duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/Liter [2] http://slovniky.korpus.sk/?w=liter http://slovniky.korpus.sk/?w=liter I think it's the same in Slovenian, Hungarian, Serbian (litar?), Norwegian and Swedish.