I think in practice almost no one uses the second definition. If your office has a âbiweekly meetingâ then itâs definitely a meeting every 2 weeks, occurring on the same day (usually a Monday).
Two meetings in one week is just two different meetings, not a biweekly meeting.
This is a regional thing, I'm pretty sure. I live in a city that is particularly prone to housing people who didn't grow up here (really shitty average rent to income ratio) and this is a huge issue in communication constantly
Ă - the 27th letter of the danish alfabet
Ă - the danish word for islandInteresting name for the southern Swedish dialect you have there
A, b, c, d, e, island, f...
No, it goes x y z ĂŠ Ăž Ă„
And Ă„ is river
There are so many things that we assume are unambiguous that aren't. Like, my favourite argument starter is asking if 12 AM is midnight or midday.
24 hour clock all day every day
12am is midnight. Maybe not everyone knows it but it is defined.
There is actually a correct answer here, which is that 12:00 AM is midnight. It's really stupid because we should just call it 0 AM, but I think it's because they didn't really have the concept of zero as a number back when this stuff was decided, and we've carried this stupid legacy system with us since then
Ăž - Umlaut version of o.
Ăöö (uhhh), not really.
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