Hi all, i was wondering how everyone would rank the romance languages in order of difficulty (out of the ones they know). In context of a sentence: Hello, i have searched online in the dictionary, but i can not find words :
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Tengo una pregunta sobre la expresión de ¨los lugares¨ sobre el ranking. B) who gets lower marks than a,. Cordial saludo para todos, quisiera saber cómo es la forma correcta de usar la palabra ranking en español.
En esta traducción tengo el término ranking, con el significado de posición en una lista.
Si quiero decir los lugares (como el top 1/2/3.) de un ranking, se puede decir que ¨uno ha obtenido. The most common is 'in', which i found in an online oed, but it seems 'on' is also occasionally used. Sydney ranked first in terms of the price of a cup of coffee. Here in some schools, the student (e.g.
Based on my experience and what i find difficult, i'd rank them. Siempre he oído, aunque no leído, el anglicismo ranqueo, en especial en lo que se. A) who gets the highest marks in the exam, is declared to have got the first position. Je ne suis pas très sûr de bien saisir comment fonctionnent ces deux termes.
Hi all, i am confused which preposition should i use before 'ranking' as a noun?
Could you tell me the differences when using these phrases rank first and rank the highest.
