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I've seen this too often to ignore, but I have to ask, and I am sorry if it comes across a bit rude. It's just a curios question. Do you mean specie (as oppose
by seivan 14y ago
I've seen this too often to ignore, but I have to ask, and I am sorry if it comes across a bit rude. It's just a curios question.
Do you mean specie (as opposed as to what you stated: 'race')?
- jeremyswank 14y agocouple of points: in english usage 'human race' generally equates to 'human species' the singular is 'species' with an 's'. if you look it up you will find that 'specie' means something quite different (it has to do with money).