I want to know the difference between onboard and aboard.
I am navy guy. so I have seen those words in the formal messages. What's diffenent using them? could you explain and make some examples?
you'er appreciated in advance. thanks.
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I'm a Marine guy, so maybe I can help a little bit.
aboard means more like onto a ship. For instance; "Welcome aboard sir!" or "All aboard!"
onboard mean litteral on deck, on the ship. For instance; "How many Seaman do we have onboard?"
Hope this helps.
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I want to know the difference between onboard and aboard.
I am navy guy. so I have seen those words in the formal messages. What's diffenent using them? could you explain and make some examples?
you'er appreciated in advance. thanks. You're* Can also easily just say, thanks for you help in advance.
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