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Common phrases in different languages/table
=== Language Survival Guide ===
Accompanying text is in [[Common phrases in different languages]]

In [[talk:Common phrases in different languages/table]], I'm converting this to a set of lists.
If a language is not listed here, please check there. --[[user:Damian Yerrick|Damian Yerrick]]

<table border="1">
<caption>'''Not yet listified languages'''</caption>
<tr>
<th>&nbsp;</th>
<th>the language itself</th>
<th>hello</th>
<th>good bye</th>
<th>please</th>
<th>thank you</th>
<th>that one</th>
<th>how much?</th>
<th>English</th>
<th>yes</th>
<th>no</th>
<th>generic toast</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Polish language|Polish]]</th>
<td>''Polski'' <br>/pol-skih/</td>
<td>''dzie&#324; dobry'' /jien dohb-rih/</td>
<td>''do widzenia'' /doh vidzenya/</td>
<td>''prosz&#281;'' /proh-sheh/</td>
<td>''dzi&#281;kuje'' /jien-koo-ye/</td>
<td>''ten'' /ten/<sup>2</sup></td>
<td>''ile'' /ih-leh/</td>
<td>''angielski'' /un-ghiel-skih/</td>
<td>''tak'' /tuhk/</td>
<td>''nie'' /nye/</td>
<td>''na zdrowie'' /nah zdrovyie/</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Russian language|Russian]]</th>
<td>/russkiy/</td>
<td>/zdrastvuyte/</td>
<td>/do svidanja/</td>
<td>/pazhalsta/</td>
<td>/spahseebah/</td>
<td>/ehto/</td>
<td>/skolko/</td>
<td>/ahngleeyskee/</td>
<td>/da/</td>
<td>/nyet/</td>
<td>''za zdorovyeh''</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th>[[Sanskrit language|Sanskrit ]]</th>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>''namo namah'' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>''anugurihiitosumi'' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>''ava'' // </td>
<td>'''' // </td>
<td>'''' //</td>
</tr>
</table>
⏎

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The '''watt''' (symbol: W) is the [[SI]] [[SI derived unit|derived unit]] for [[power (physics)|power]]. It is equivalent to one [[joule]] per [[second]] (1 J/s), or in electrical units, one [[volt]] [[ampere]] (1 V·A). 

It is the rate in joules per second at which energy is being converted, used, or dissipated.

: '''Equations''': <math>\mbox{ W} = \frac{\mbox{J}} {\mbox{s}} = \frac{\mbox{N·m}} {\mbox{s}} = \frac{\mbox{kg·m}^2} {\mbox{s}^3} = \mbox{ V·A}</math>

The unit ''watt'' is named after [[James Watt]] for his contributions to the development of the [[steam engine]], and was adopted by the Second Congress of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in [[1889]] and by the 11th [[Conférence Générale des Poids et Mesures]] in [[1960]].

1 MWd or MW·d (megawatt day) = 86.4 GJ, a unit used in the context of power plants.

For the use of watts as a measurement in [[broadcasting]], see [[effective radiated power]] and [[nominal power]] for a full discussion.

==See also==
* [[SI]]
* [[kilowatt hour]] (kW·h)
* [[watt balance]]
* [[conversion of units]]
* [[Orders of magnitude (power)]]
* [[James Watt]]
* [[Root mean square|RMS]]

==External link==
* Nelson, Robert A.,  "''[http://www.aticourses.com/international_system_units.htm The International System of Units] Its History and Use in Science and Industry''". Via Satellite, February 2000. 

[[Category:SI derived units]]
[[Category:Units of power]]

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