Isn´t there a word for "regular" in English?
English people usually corrects compositions and exercises of School and High School like this:
-Bad.
-Good.
-Very good.
- And Excellent.
That people look some optimist because I miss a word for "regular", because it could be neither good nor bad, in the middle, what we call in Spanish "regular", Isn´t there a word for that?
I think is not possible to use "so so" that I heard it was used for feelings, wasn´n it?
Thank you for spending your time with me!
Sinscerely,
Luna.
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Isn´t there any word for Spanish "regular" in English?
English people usually (corrects) mark/evaluate/assess compositions and exercises of in Schools and High Schools like this:
- Bad.
- Good.
- Very good. and
- And Excellent.
That people look somewhat (/ a bit) optimistic. because I miss a word for (Spanish) "regular", because it could be neither good nor bad, but in the middle inbetween, what we call in Spanish "regular". Isn´t there any (equivalent) word for that (in English)?
I think is not possible to use "so so" that because I heard it was is used for feelings, (wasn´n wasn't) isn't it?
Thank you for spending your time with me!
Sinscerely,
Luna.
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Satisfactory
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Gracias a todos, Usaré "not bad" a partir de ahora or avarage, mediocre no. Mediocre se refiere a una persona vulgar o corriente.
Un saludo (greetings)
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satisfactory, average or fair (fairly good).
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"Average" might be the word you are looking for.
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