← Back to context Comment by Chris2048 1 year ago > are too unpunctualಠ_ಠ why not "aren't punctual".. 4 comments Chris2048 Reply AnimalMuppet 1 year ago Because the later a train is, the more likely it is to disrupt other trains. So the amount of unpunctuality matters. Chris2048 1 year ago In that case, "late" would be quantative. AnimalMuppet 1 year ago The article does in fact quantify: 15 minutes for certain ICE trains, 10 minutes otherwise. 1 reply →
AnimalMuppet 1 year ago Because the later a train is, the more likely it is to disrupt other trains. So the amount of unpunctuality matters. Chris2048 1 year ago In that case, "late" would be quantative. AnimalMuppet 1 year ago The article does in fact quantify: 15 minutes for certain ICE trains, 10 minutes otherwise. 1 reply →
Chris2048 1 year ago In that case, "late" would be quantative. AnimalMuppet 1 year ago The article does in fact quantify: 15 minutes for certain ICE trains, 10 minutes otherwise. 1 reply →
AnimalMuppet 1 year ago The article does in fact quantify: 15 minutes for certain ICE trains, 10 minutes otherwise. 1 reply →
Because the later a train is, the more likely it is to disrupt other trains. So the amount of unpunctuality matters.
In that case, "late" would be quantative.
The article does in fact quantify: 15 minutes for certain ICE trains, 10 minutes otherwise.
1 reply →