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In português it's "quadro branco" (a white board/rectangle/frame on the wall or on a stand) and "lousa" (which refers to the material and/or its colour and text
by geocar 4y ago
In português it's "quadro branco" (a white board/rectangle/frame on the wall or on a stand) and "lousa" (which refers to the material and/or its colour and texture). I think "chalkboards" and "lousa" can be black, grey, blue, brown, purple, red, or green, but maybe "blackboard" can only be black.
- elzbardico 4y ago"Lousa" is more of a PT_pt thing. In PT_br, "quadro negro" was more usual, but most of them were painted dark green, go figure!
- the_af 4y agoIn Spanish we call a blackboard a "pizarrón", which references the slate its made of.