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You don't start counting at 0, so going with Americans on this.
6 5 ReplyGround is not a floor - i think this is related to age if the languages. In Norway we refer to story and avoid confusion altogether. If its on the 2nd story you press two on the elevator, or walk because you’re not made of cheeseburgers or fish’n’crisps.
9 2 ReplyIs it a space you occupy? Yes, it is. That makes it a floor that exists that you occupy. It does not need to be elevated to be a floor.
Ever drop your food on the floor? Do you need to be elevated to drop your food on the floor?
4 3 ReplyBack in the days the ground floor was dirt.
5 0 ReplyAnd it was still a floor
1 0 Replyfloor was dirt
Oh you said floor. That makes it a floor that exists. You start counting at 1, not at 0.
2 2 ReplyJeg kunne godt sagt noe annet siden engelsk ikke er mitt morsmål. Men fint du fikk utløp for dine pedantiske sider
5 1 ReplyOk...
floor /flôr/ noun
The surface of a room on which one stands.
2 2 ReplyWell that's respectful. Not.
Should I reply in Klingon?
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Ground floor is 0.
It is depicted like that in the elevators. First floor above is 1, first floor below is -1.
Doesn't American go from -1 directly to 1? Skipping 0 entirely?
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7 0 ReplyAnd you don't start counting at 0, so anything being counted as 0 makes no sense. 0 literally means 0, does not exist.
Basements are usually B1, B2, B3, etc.
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