Power Point Slide
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Just curious, my professors (native and non-native) have always just used the word "slide" (same as the English slide) to refer to a powerpoint slide. Is this common in Spanish-speaking countries? If not what do you use?
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updated Dec 12, 2013
edited by Estudiante77
posted by Estudiante77
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how about hoja
updated Dec 12, 2013
posted by Rey_Mysterio
Sounds right to me. I'm going to wait a little longer (b/f marking best answer) and see what we get. - Estudiante77, Dec 12, 2013
what does b/f mean? - Rey_Mysterio, Dec 12, 2013
Oh, b/f = before. Sorry, I forget sometimes not to abbreviate when I type... - Estudiante77, Dec 12, 2013
People use abbreviations like "b/f" (before) and "b/c" (because) when they take notes or type on the internet sometimes, if it helps :) - Estudiante77, Dec 12, 2013
o ok. thx. - Rey_Mysterio, Dec 12, 2013
