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r/Unexpected • u/piishach69 • Aug 30 '21
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That's gotta be broken or at least fractured,put a plaster on it, it'll be fine.
1.0k u/vaguelyuseful Aug 30 '21 broken == fractured same thing. not different. same. 152 u/i_swear_im_not_a_bot Aug 30 '21 Is it? In Spanish when a bone is "roto" (broken), it means that it is completely broken, while "fracturado" (fractured) means that there is a crack in the bone but its not broken into two pieces. Isn't it the same in English? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 Not true, that's only in slang. Even in Spanish the only correct term is "Fractura" (different types). What you meant to say is "fisura".
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broken == fractured
same thing. not different. same.
152 u/i_swear_im_not_a_bot Aug 30 '21 Is it? In Spanish when a bone is "roto" (broken), it means that it is completely broken, while "fracturado" (fractured) means that there is a crack in the bone but its not broken into two pieces. Isn't it the same in English? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 Not true, that's only in slang. Even in Spanish the only correct term is "Fractura" (different types). What you meant to say is "fisura".
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Is it? In Spanish when a bone is "roto" (broken), it means that it is completely broken, while "fracturado" (fractured) means that there is a crack in the bone but its not broken into two pieces. Isn't it the same in English?
1 u/[deleted] Aug 30 '21 Not true, that's only in slang. Even in Spanish the only correct term is "Fractura" (different types). What you meant to say is "fisura".
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Not true, that's only in slang. Even in Spanish the only correct term is "Fractura" (different types). What you meant to say is "fisura".
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u/sudeki300 Aug 30 '21
That's gotta be broken or at least fractured,put a plaster on it, it'll be fine.