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what glass of water would you choose: half full or half
empty? why?
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Answer / rohan singh
half empty...
2 make it full by hard word....
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Answer / trilok kaur
half full or half empty is the same thing.
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Answer / mizoram
HALF FULL is nothing but the half part of the glass.i.e half glass of water.
HALF EMPTY is nothing the glass is contain half empty part.
i.e, The glass contains half glass of water and remaining half is empty.
BOTH ARE SAME MEANING
Because Half glass of water must be contain 2 parts,one is HALF FULL PART.HALF EMPTY PART.
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Answer / vignesh raja
i would say its full,,,cos,, half is filled with water and half with air,,, haaaaanann...
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