In the Netherlands we also use dia instead of slide.
dias (plural)
diafilm
diaprojector
etc.
Op Wo, 24 oktober, 2007 22:55, schreef Tom C:
I just learned a new word. A friend asked me to scan some slides. The
box
he gave me has the phrase diapositives Kodak.
I knew a slide is a positive of
Same in Russian. Diapositive is valid Russian word.
On 10/25/07, Frits Wüthrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the Netherlands we also use dia instead of slide.
dias (plural)
diafilm
diaprojector
etc.
Op Wo, 24 oktober, 2007 22:55, schreef Tom C:
I just learned a new word. A friend asked
I would say that diapositiva/e is used in most (if not all) the languages with
latin origin, like Spanish, French, Italian...
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On Oct 25, 2007, at 2:59, Jaume Lahuerta wrote:
I would say that diapositiva/e is used in most (if not all) the
languages with latin origin, like Spanish, French, Italian...
I seem to recall that was the word used when I lived in Germany,
too. FWIW. Just Dia though, without the
diapositiv in Romanian and Romansch
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Bob
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On Oct 25, 2007, at 2:59, Jaume Lahuerta wrote
Same here in Estonia (diapositiiv in estonian language). Last ten
years or so, english slide (slaid in estonian) have been more and
more popular. Fresher photographers, of course, don't understand either
words...
BR, Margus
Boris Liberman wrote:
Same in Russian. Diapositive is valid
I just learned a new word. A friend asked me to scan some slides. The box
he gave me has the phrase diapositives Kodak.
I knew a slide is a positive of course, but I had never heard it with a dia-
prefix. Something to keep in mind for Scrabble.
Tom C.
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It is the french word for slides.
Dia means through in ancient greek if I'm not mistaken so a
diapossitive is a positive you look at by projecting a light source
through it. In fact you look at the image produced on a support (I
know you know that ;).
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Thibault Massart aka Thibouille
, and most people
didn't understand what he was talking about. The term diapositive, or
more often just dia for short, is quite common around here. It's also
the usual word for (photographic) slide in German, I think
It's apparently less frequently used in English, but still included in
my Oxford
In French diapo is the word for 'slide'. It's always been printed on
slide boxes that I've seen.
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Bob
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I just learned
Usuakky we use in french 'dia' or 'diapo' rather than the entire word
'diapositive'.
On 10/24/07, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In French diapo is the word for 'slide'. It's always been printed on
slide boxes that I've seen.
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