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Old August 29, 2009, 04:38 AM
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Soy profesora de algebra en la escuela secundaria. La escuela empieza la semana proxima al lunes. Estoy mirando a una lista de vocabulario español para la sala de clase. Veo que "pizarra" significa "chalkboard". Pero mi libro de texto de español está muy viejo. No hay una palabra para "white board". Todas las salas de clase en mi escuela tienen "white boards". (En un "white board", se escribe con un marcador "dry erase".) ¿Cómo se dice "white board" en español? Y, ¿cómo se dice "dry erase marker" en español?
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I think we spoke about this before.

Check this out........you might find your answer here.

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Oooh! Gracias! Y, ¿cómo se dice "dry erase marker"?
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Pienso que se usa pizarra como chalkboard/whiteboard. bien suerte espero que tus estudiantes sean bien portados ese año
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Gracias, Bob!
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Just rotulador, I would say.
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rotulador para pizarra blanca (Spain)
marcador para pizarra blanca/pizarrón blanco
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marcador para pizarra blanca/pizarrón blanco
Oh! That easy, huh? Interesting.......
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En México:

Pizarrón blanco - whiteboard (pizarra es más bien una piedra, por cierto)
Marcador/plumón para pizarrón blanco - dry erase marker
Borrador -eraser (same word for both chalkboard and white board erasers)
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En España son tan habituales que se llaman "pizarra" y "rotulador". Sencillo

Ahora empiezan a instalarse ya las pizarras digitales. Digital... in English?
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