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| Apple Pi |
 Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 4:19 am |
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Hi all,
I have studied mathematics for several years in my native language. Now
I am in an English speaking country and I feel like handicapped because
I wouldn't know how to read even the simplest formula.
Do you have any advice to learn how to read mathematics in English?
Maybe a book from the basics up to the academic stuff?
Thank-you in advance,
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| Rouben Rostamian |
| Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 6:33 am |
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In article <v6e7f19h8tk5o4su33tilboa8pu56nmkos@4ax.com>,
quasi <quasi@null.set> wrote:
[quote:2e90130421]just a fixed subset of the language, so if you intend to be studying
math written in English for many years, then I would try to master the
English as a language in it's own right, independent of math.
[/quote:2e90130421]
English as a language in its own right, independent of math.
;-)
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| quasi |
| Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 1:32 pm |
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On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 16:33:12 +0000 (UTC), rouben@pc18.math.umbc.edu
(Rouben Rostamian) wrote:
[quote:6e785b6f8b]In article <v6e7f19h8tk5o4su33tilboa8pu56nmkos@4ax.com>,
quasi <quasi@null.set> wrote:
just a fixed subset of the language, so if you intend to be studying
math written in English for many years, then I would try to master the
English as a language in it's own right, independent of math.
English as a language in its own right, independent of math.
;-)
[/quote:6e785b6f8b]
Haha -- thanks -- I'm still learning.
The problem is, I'm forgetting faster than I learn.
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