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| ``Re: (de)numerable''
by perucho on 2006-06-21 12:55:40 |
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| Semantically more precise, juanman. For instance, a professional in account we say accountant/contador nor numerator/numerador (to say something related with numerable). But, I am not saying that we may change the word numerable because it is standard in Spanish. So, I think that the English language (just in that case) is more semantically consistent with the account action.
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