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Lucas21c Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
TV ad, CM(commercial message), CF(commercial film)
Which word do you mostly use among TV ad, CM and CF?
All of them are acceptable?
All of them are acceptable?
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) "ad" is common (an abbreviation of "advertisement", obviously). "commercial" is also used (as a noun). "commercial message" is not used in the UK to my knowledge.
- ) "ad" is common (an abbreviation of "advertisement", obviously).
- "commercial" is also used (as a noun).
- "commercial message" is not used in the UK to my knowledge.
- The term "commercial film" is unknown to me in this meaning.
- I have never heard of "CM" or "CF", and I would not know what they meant.
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(From the UK.)
"ad" is common (an abbreviation of "advertisement", obviously).
"commercial" is also used (as a noun).
"commercial message" is not used in the UK to my knowledge.
The term "commercial film" is unknown to me in this meaning.
I have never heard of "CM" or "CF", and I would not know what they meant.
"ad" is common (an abbreviation of "advertisement", obviously).
"commercial" is also used (as a noun).
"commercial message" is not used in the UK to my knowledge.
The term "commercial film" is unknown to me in this meaning.
I have never heard of "CM" or "CF", and I would not know what they meant.
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In Japan, the term "cm" means commercial message and was used to represent to Japanese commercials, whereas "cf" indicates commercial film in Korean and was utilized to describe to Korean commercials.
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