What is this called in your language?
>norwegian
Datamaskin (eng: data machine)
What is this called in your language?
Adrian Price
Jackson Torres
>Spanish
Ordenador (something like order or sorter machine)
Cameron Gray
>Tietokone
Knowledge machine
Joseph Lewis
elaboratore elettronico
Blake Campbell
ЭBM
Brandon Sanchez
Nice! Thank you. Very interesting.
Holy shit. That must be like my new favorite word.
Noah Cook
Does that literally translate to 'elaborate electronics' ?
Pretty cool
Easton Watson
eлeктpoнcкo дигитaлнa cмeтaчкa нaпpaвa зa oбpaбoткa нa инфopмaции
Dylan Reed
>Computer
There is not a single reason to have a nationalized word for product like this. There’s no ethymologial meaning you could get from variations from country to country of a product that hit all nations markets at the same time in the exact same way.
Only correct answer is PC or Computer.
Nathan Powell
no. from elaborate - electronic elaborator(?)
Nathaniel Cox
Rechner
Leo Edwards
"Dator"
You could say "Datamaskin" too but it would sound weird.
Ryder Gutierrez
No, it means 'electronic computer'... Something similar to Computadora.
Jordan Thompson
ordinateur
"that sets things in order"
Angel Morales
Кoмпьютep (eng: computer)
Connor Russell
Computadora (computer)
Austin Powell
Pascom
Carter Cruz
Υπολογιστής
Υpologistis
Subaccountant
Daniel Rogers
Kompjuter
Jaxson Smith
Yeah, we have 'data' or 'dataen' too. We could say "nett kjopt ny data" (just bought a new computer)
...but usually it's 'datamaskin' (at least where I live)
I like these
Alexander Gray
Ordinateur and pc sometimes
Oliver Nguyen
electric splendorbox
Julian Young
porn tower
Andrew Green
We also say PC... but datamaskin is slightly more common.
Austin Morris
>Komputer
Robert Anderson
кoмплюктep
пeкa