Read wind numbers on a foreign weather broadcast before comparing them
A wind graphic can use knots, miles per hour, metres per second or a Beaufort force number.
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A wind graphic can use knots, miles per hour, metres per second or a Beaufort force number.
Read the guideCar programmes and reviews can quote miles per US gallon, miles per imperial gallon or litres per 100 kilometres.
Read the guideA large number can be correct in two languages and still look inconsistent after a literal translation.
Read the guideA Japanese date marked Reiwa 8 or 令和8年 refers to an era year, not the year 2008.
Read the guideA name in international programme credits may not follow the given-name then family-name pattern familiar to many English speakers.
Read the guideA presenter, a map and a subtitle can use different names for one place.
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