Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Mt"

A: Technically, both 'tallest' and 'highest' mean the same thing.

However, 'tall' is more often applied to living things, such as the tall man or the tall tree.

And 'high' is usually applied to buildings, structures, and places (ie. mountains).

For example, he climbed the highest mountain.
Or, he saw high mountains in the distance.

BUT 'high' and 'tall are often interchangeable (either word can be used correctly).

The first building is taller than the others.
Or
The first building is higher than the others.
Both sentences mean the same thing.

That first buildin

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A: Drop "the" at the beginning. "Mt Fuji is...

A: Just mount I think

But the meaning is the same

Mount/mt goes before the name, but mountain comes after the name:


Mt. Rainier, mount rainier
Seymour mountain

A: Natives say it like this.

A: You can climb Mt. Fuji in the winter, but you can only go up halfway because of the snow.

A: Mount fuji is in Shizuoka. Mount Fuji is a world heritage site and is visible every day from where i stay. Shizuoka is also famous for its tea. The matcha in Shizuoka is delicious!