Current Events > What do metric countries call "mileage"?

Topic List	Page List: 1
Solid_Sonic 02/22/24 4:17:55 PM #1:	Like the amount of mileage you're allocated in a rented vehicle. --- What is the equivalent of taking a shower in an online community? <cite>Solid_Sonic posted [p:978985857] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Like the amount of mileage you're allocated in a rented vehicle. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bigblu89 02/22/24 4:31:05 PM #2:	Most still use the term "mileage" in the specific example you give. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:978986064] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Most still use the term "mileage" in the specific example you give. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nikra 02/22/24 4:33:21 PM #3:	Mileage= Kilometer in Denmark <cite>Nikra posted [p:978986102] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Mileage= Kilometer in Denmark</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ai123 02/22/24 4:34:59 PM #4:	The French say 'metrage'. --- 'Vinyl is the poor man's art collection'. <cite>ai123 posted [p:978986125] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>The French say 'metrage'. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordFarquad1312 02/22/24 4:35:54 PM #5:	Kilometraje in Spanish. --- El sexo sucio y el planeta limpio. "If you are tired of fear from links... Let Kirby's Nightmare protect you." <cite>LordFarquad1312 posted [p:978986142] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Kilometraje in Spanish. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
#6	Post #6 was unavailable or deleted.
thisworld 02/22/24 4:39:18 PM #7:	"mileage" or "use" I think I got a lot of mileage/use out of this car. The first 500 kilometer use per day is free. Your mileage/use may vary ---> bit weird <cite>thisworld posted [p:978986201] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>"mileage" or "use" I thinkI got a lot of mileage/use out of this car.The first 500 kilometer use per day is free.Your mileage/use may vary ---> bit weird</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nikra 02/22/24 4:45:46 PM #8:	1.0 mile = 1.6 kilometer <cite>Nikra posted [p:978986305] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>1.0 mile = 1.6 kilometer</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solid_Sonic 02/23/24 2:37:34 PM #9:	Nikra posted... 1.0 mile = 1.6 kilometer Basically the ratio of USD to GBP. --- What is the equivalent of taking a shower in an online community? <cite>Solid_Sonic posted [p:979003128] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Nikra posted... </cite><quote>1.0 mile = 1.6 kilometer</quote>Basically the ratio of USD to GBP. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
#10	Post #10 was unavailable or deleted.
BlueKat 02/23/24 2:59:20 PM #11:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] I wonder if they use "mileage" in France--they really hate American slang corrupting their language --- There is no good. There is no evil. There just is. <cite>BlueKat posted [p:979003548] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> I wonder if they use "mileage" in France--they really hate American slang corrupting their language </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FL81 02/23/24 3:06:16 PM #12:	kilometrage --- https://i.imgur.com/TGkNCva.gif https://i.imgur.com/8mWCvA4.gif <cite>FL81 posted [p:979003670] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>kilometrage </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 02/23/24 3:11:18 PM #13:	10 km = 1 mil --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:979003742] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>10 km = 1 mil </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PraxagoraKassan 02/24/24 2:17:52 AM #14:	You have to call this wonderment because curiosity is reserved --- triple down <cite>PraxagoraKassan posted [p:979013440] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>You have to call this wonderment because curiosity is reserved </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sfcalimari 02/24/24 2:18:50 AM #15:	spruik --- "Tether even a roasted chicken." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo <cite>sfcalimari posted [p:979013446] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>spruik </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PraxagoraKassan 02/24/24 3:19:50 AM #16:	In the network of car meetups you will find that I was mad about spilled milk not milk bending --- triple down <cite>PraxagoraKassan posted [p:979013848] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>In the network of car meetups you will find that I was mad about spilled milk not milk bending </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lydiaquayle 02/24/24 3:31:23 AM #17:	BlueKat posted... I wonder if they use "mileage" in France--they really hate American slang corrupting their language I don't think they care, because MILLE, was Latin to begin with. The Latin word also is the source of French mille, Italian miglio, Spanish milla. The Scandinavian words (Old Norse mila, etc.) are from English. An ancient Roman mile was 1,000 double paces (one step with each foot), for about 4,860 feet, but many local variants developed, in part in an attempt to reconcile the mile with the agricultural system of measurements. Consequently, old European miles were of various lengths. The medieval English mile was 6,610 feet; the old London mile was 5,000 feet. In Germany, Holland, and Scandinavia in the Middle Ages, the Latin word was applied arbitrarily to the ancient Germanic rasta, a measure of from 3.25 to 6 English miles. In England the ordinary mile was set by legal act at 320 perches (5,280 feet) by statute in Elizabeth's reign. France had more ownership of MILE than Americans do. So it shouldn't be a big deal. You act like the Imperial system wasn't intrinsic in European culture for a thousand years. --- [Feminist][CisGender][Straight Supporter][Non-Binary] I'm not Ashamed to Dress 'like a Woman' because I don't think it's Shameful to be a Woman. ~Iggy Pop~ <cite>lydiaquayle posted [p:979013925] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>BlueKat posted... </cite><quote>I wonder if they use "mileage" in France--they really hate American slang corrupting their language</quote>I don't think they care, because MILLE, was Latin to begin with.The Latin word also is the source of French mille, Italian miglio, Spanish milla. The Scandinavian words (Old Norse mila, etc.) are from English. An ancient Roman mile was 1,000 double paces (one step with each foot), for about 4,860 feet, but many local variants developed, in part in an attempt to reconcile the mile with the agricultural system of measurements. Consequently, old European miles were of various lengths. The medieval English mile was 6,610 feet; the old London mile was 5,000 feet. In Germany, Holland, and Scandinavia in the Middle Ages, the Latin word was applied arbitrarily to the ancient Germanic rasta, a measure of from 3.25 to 6 English miles. In England the ordinary mile was set by legal act at 320 perches (5,280 feet) by statute in Elizabeth's reign.France had more ownership of MILE than Americans do. So it shouldn't be a big deal. You act like the Imperial system wasn't intrinsic in European culture for a thousand years. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 02/24/24 3:37:13 AM #18:	Solid_Sonic posted... Basically the ratio of USD to GBP. Isnt it generally closer to 1.3 dollars to the pound? <cite>Glob posted [p:979013963] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Solid_Sonic posted... </cite><quote>Basically the ratio of USD to GBP.</quote>Isnt it generally closer to 1.3 dollars to the pound?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masterbarf 02/24/24 3:41:36 AM #19:	Solid_Sonic posted... the amount of mileage you're allocated in a rented vehicle. They say this every time. --- https://i.imgur.com/SJyzEFW.png by SmidgeIsntBack <cite>masterbarf posted [p:979013986] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Solid_Sonic posted... </cite><quote>the amount of mileage you're allocated in a rented vehicle.</quote>They say this every time. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BalanceLost 02/24/24 3:44:20 AM #20:	In Swedish it tends to be worded along the lines of antal kilometer eller inkluderad krstrcka. --- "BalanceLost has a steam-powered PS2 because Sweden don't have electric" - dimeanatrix <cite>BalanceLost posted [p:979014001] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>In Swedish it tends to be worded along the lines of antal kilometer eller inkluderad krstrcka. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ilishe 02/24/24 4:03:03 AM #21:	Solid_Sonic posted... Basically the ratio of USD to GBP. Wrong, my man. It's 0.8 USD to GBP. --- ~Phoenix Nine~ ~Victory needs no explanation; defeat allows none.~ <cite>Ilishe posted [p:979014111] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Solid_Sonic posted... </cite><quote>Basically the ratio of USD to GBP.</quote>Wrong, my man. It's 0.8 USD to GBP. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solid_Sonic 02/24/24 7:11:27 AM #22:	Glob posted... Isnt it generally closer to 1.3 dollars to the pound? I dunno, I was just guessing. Felt about right. --- What is the equivalent of taking a shower in an online community? <cite>Solid_Sonic posted [p:979015544] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>Glob posted... </cite><quote>Isnt it generally closer to 1.3 dollars to the pound?</quote>I dunno, I was just guessing. Felt about right. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GunmaN1905 02/24/24 7:17:49 AM #23:	I really hope this question wasn't serious, lmao. As already said, it's just kilometrage, roughly translated. <cite>GunmaN1905 posted [p:979015605] in What do me... [t:80703377]...</cite> <quote>I really hope this question wasn't serious, lmao.As already said, it's just kilometrage, roughly translated.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1

Current Events > What do metric countries call "mileage"? (+) Yeah! (+)

Current Events > What do metric countries call "mileage"?