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ShaNap Posted 15 years ago
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Programme - program
Programme - Program
My dictionary gives a similar translation for these two.
What is the difference?
I do know that "programme" is used more in the context of things like a computer programme,
and that "program" is used more for things that are "planed" - "things to do".
Is it correct? If so, and since the use of computers is relatively new: is "programme" a new word?
Thanks.
My dictionary gives a similar translation for these two.
What is the difference?
I do know that "programme" is used more in the context of things like a computer programme,
and that "program" is used more for things that are "planed" - "things to do".
Is it correct? If so, and since the use of computers is relatively new: is "programme" a new word?
Thanks.
Top answer
As far as I know, the biggest difference is the Atlantic Ocean (Canadian/US border, too).
- As far as I know, the biggest difference is the Atlantic Ocean (Canadian/US border, too).
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As far as I know, the biggest difference is the Atlantic Ocean (Canadian/US border, too).
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ShaNapProgramme - Program
My dictionary gives a similar translation for these two.
What is the difference?
I do know that "programme" is used more in the context of things like a computer programme,
and that "program" is used more for things that are "planed" - "things to do".
Is it correct? If so, and since the use of computers is relativel
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