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In English. I think other languages would have different word orderings. German for one, and I think maybe Russian too.
by bigfudge 3y ago
In English. I think other languages would have different word orderings. German for one, and I think maybe Russian too.
- reportgunner 3y agoBut SQL is using english words, what does german and russian have to do with it ?
- snarfy 3y agoThe second version is how you would say it in Spanish.
- taeric 3y agoI'm actually assuming most of the time you would leave off the "from" entirely in spoken language. It is implied or completely obviated by lack of choices, no?
- rangerelf 3y agoWhich Spanish? "Saca las manzanas verdes del refrigerador" Seems like the first example, vs: "Del refrigerador, saca las manzanas verdes" That sounds a bit stilted to me.
- Izkata 3y agoI propose Japanese: Green apples, from the refrigerator, select.