How come math is universal when language and alphabets are not?
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Math is universal because it’s the same everywhere, regardless of culture, language or alphabet, the symbol “2” is pronounced different in every language but it means the same, the same is true for calculations, since the follow the same trues everywhere, 2+2=4 is pronounced different in every language, but it means the same and it’s true everywhere.
Languages and alphabets follow different rules depending on the culture, and while some alphabets have the same symbols they might mean something different phonetically like the symbol “H” in English and Spanish
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