Re: [HCDX]: Language question

["Glenn Hauser" <wghauser@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Guido,

In this sense of the word, we spell it cue. (as in, to indicate when to 
start talking).

Regards, Glenn Hauser

From: "Guido Schotmans" <gs@xxxxxx>
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Subject: [HCDX]: Language question
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 19:01:38 +0200

I know that this mailinglist is no really the forum to ask language
questions but it has to do with radio.

As you may know I have a homepage about narrow FM link stations.  I've
called my page 'List of 26 MHz - 11 meters Studio links and Que stations'.
I've taken that name from information received from the stations. But since
I am not a native English speaker, I am not sure if there is any difference
between 'Que' and 'Queue'.  I can't find Que in my dictionary. Is this
American and British spelling, or have those words really a (minor ?)
different meaning ?

73,

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Guido Schotmans - Editor-in-Chief - DX-Antwerp, BELGIUM

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