Ezra, madam:
>My one quibble (I don't like having them, but there it is) is that she said 
>kill-AH-meters instead of KILL-oh-mee-ters, but I'll take it >either way. We 
>are aware that dialect/speech expression changes every 30-50 km or so, thus 
>causing variance in speech expression within the same country boundries. For 
>SI, my posting have emphasised that we adopt uniformity in SI-SPELLINGS (by 
>all nations), including America whenever Le Systeme Internationale d'Unites 
>(SI) is referred. This may in a way defeat the non-SI forces attempting to 
>delay metrcation process.
Regards,Brij Bhushan Vij  
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mein hai"Contact # 011-9818775933 (M)001(201)962-3708(when in US)> From: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Subject: [USMA:39466] Aussie SI shared with 
Americans> Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 22:16:13 +0000> > I always love hearing 
Australians (and New Zealanders) whenever they quite naturally use metric 
without any second thoughts or attempts to convert to Imperial. So it was for 
me listening to Rick Steves show on NPR as this Australian woman talked about 
her guide book to India and how to travel there. Without missing a beat, she 
talked about the length of some itinerary in kilometers. No Imperial on her 
part, and no attempt by Steves to convert to Imperial. Quite nice.> > My one 
quibble (I don't like having them, but there it is) is that she said 
kill-AH-meters instead of KILL-oh-mee-ters, but I'll take it either way. Any 
chance Americans have to hear native speakers of English use SI helps them (or 
at least most of them, I'll wager) get the message bit by bit to break the old 
mental equivalence of metric and "foreign" (i.e. non-English).> > Ezra> 
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