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15 January
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English (US)
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What is the term for indicating an apartment size?
In Russian we call it ''площадь квартиры''
Google translates it as ''apartment area''
What is the term for indicating an apartment size?
In Russian we call it ''площадь квартиры''
Google translates it as ''apartment area''
In Russian we call it ''площадь квартиры''
Google translates it as ''apartment area''
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- English (US)
- German
I‘m pretty sure 'apartment size‘ should work just fine.
- Russian
@felixbue Thank you very much!
I also wonder what might be the term for indicating a city size?
For example, Can I say New York city size is 783.8 km².
By the way, I just checked that.
It looks to be *Land area: 783.8 km²
Is ''Land area'' what you would say referring to a city?
ALso,
If you have a house with a garden, would that be your Land area or your ... What would you call your territory ?
I also wonder what might be the term for indicating a city size?
For example, Can I say New York city size is 783.8 km².
By the way, I just checked that.
It looks to be *Land area: 783.8 km²
Is ''Land area'' what you would say referring to a city?
ALso,
If you have a house with a garden, would that be your Land area or your ... What would you call your territory ?
- Russian
- English (US)
Посмотри в объявлениях о продаже в интернете.
Обычно не говорят/пишут "площадь". А просто "Sq. Feet:" square foot/feet
- English (US)
Sometimes, "built-up area" is used to mean the same thing.
- English (US)
- German
Yes, land area is right!
Also, you can call it your 'property'.
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- Russian
- English (US)
@felixbue we are talking about the SIZE of the territory/apartment/house
- English (US)
@felixbue In my understanding...
"Landed area" is used to mean the total size of the land the property occupies. For example, for a bungalow, land area is the area that covers the garden and house (howwver, not the area upstairs, if the building is multi-level).
"Built-up area" is the size of the building, not the empty land surrounding the unit. If the apartment is a duplex (has 2 levels), then it is the area of both the levels.
Only "built-up area" or "apartment size" is applicable to an apartment.
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