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A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you need to
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comes from
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you need to
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comes from
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
I hope this helps.
;-)
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:
Curious -
I've always been taught that "memorandum" is the singular & "memoranda" is
the preferred plural [the second accepted plural being "memorandums"].
Nowhere do I find any reference to the term "memorandices".
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you needto
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comesfrom
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."I hope this helps.
Curious -
I've always been taught that "memorandum" is the singular & "memoranda" is
the preferred plural [the second accepted plural being "memorandums"].
Nowhere do I find any reference to the term "memorandices".
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you need
to
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comes
from
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."I hope this helps.
If you are arrested, the police read you your Memoranda rights.
CyberTaz said:Curious -
I've always been taught that "memorandum" is the singular &
"memoranda" is the preferred plural [the second accepted plural
being "memorandums"]. Nowhere do I find any reference to the term
"memorandices".
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you
need to write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since
this word comes from Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
I hope this helps.
;-)
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Tom [Pepper] Willett said:Now, let's talk about virii.
But Word Man didn't write the title of the thread!
Curious -
I've always been taught that "memorandum" is the singular & "memoranda"
is
the preferred plural [the second accepted plural being "memorandums"].
Nowhere do I find any reference to the term "memorandices".
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you need
to
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comes
from
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
Well, Dan, I'm sure you remember Carmen Memoranda?
Tom
Dan Freeman said:Groan!
If you are arrested, the police read you your Memoranda rights.
Curious -
I've always been taught that "memorandum" is the singular &
"memoranda" is the preferred plural [the second accepted plural
being "memorandums"]. Nowhere do I find any reference to the term
"memorandices".
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 12/29/08 3:03 PM, in article
(e-mail address removed), "Idaho Word
A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you
need to write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since
this word comes from Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
I hope this helps.
;-)
:
www.google.com
news:[email protected]...
Idaho Word Man said:A memoranda is something that you have suddenly remembered, so you need to
write it down quickly before you forget it again. Since this word comes from
Latin, the plural is "memorandices."
I hope this helps.
;-)
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:
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