MF46: Introduction to Algebra
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@Pebbe496 think of how you snore. that's how you say kh in arabic.
GANMath 1 month ago
On the pronunciation: The KH is usually spoken like German ch (like in Bach) or Scottish (like in loch) or Spanish j. You don't have that sound in English. In IPA, it's [x]. Also, it should be Khwārizmī without the o, at least that's how I always have seen it. But I don't know Arabic, so this could all be wrong.
The word Algorithm comes from Al-Khwārizmī.
Pebbe496 1 year ago