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Well I can bet, he even is not able to find himself on this mapamundi:
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IDK, I think this is completly wrong
I mean, I do am aware that a VERY few contries (heck 3 doesn't surprise me at all) only use imperial
But as for mixed, I'm 100% sure that it's much more than that
I can actually confirm that it's at least the double since the Canada is very mixed between imperial and metric :)
 
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IDK, I think this is completly wrong
I mean, I do am aware that a VERY few contries (heck 3 doesn't surprise me at all) only use imperial
But as for mixed, I'm 100% sure that it's much more than that
I can actually confirm that it's at least the double since the Canada is very mixed between imperial and metric :)
Its is "official" use. Is like when you say " the official U.S.A. language is English", but on the country more than 100 languages are speak diary :D

By example, on Canada by law all documents must use metric system but the common people still use imperial by habit
 
Its is "official" use. Is like when you say " the official U.S.A. language is English", but on the country more than 100 languages are speak diary :D

By example, on Canada by law all documents must use metric system but the common people still use imperial by habit
You'd be surprised
I mean, maybe by government, but in places like groceries stores, they still use pound
When you cook, instructions are often written with measures like tea spoon or cup

If it was really official, even if those stuff were produced in usa (which some aren't and still use imperial) they'd HAVE to be converted to metric if to be sold here in canada
 
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Exactly. My mother still ask on the market for "1 arroba" (12.5 kilograms) of rice; a colonial Spanish measure equivalent to the fourth part of a "quintal" (the average maximum load of a donkey) but in some places is 9 kilograms.

The fabric is sell by "cuartas" the distance between thumb and index. Etc
 

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