The expressions of quantity used in English can be quite confusing - TopicsExpress

The expressions of quantity used in English can be quite confusing to Filipinos. Why? It is because the Filipino language is quite straightforward when dealing with quantity—it’s either “marami” for a large quantity, or “kaunti” for a small quantity. It doesn’t matter whether the thing being talked about is considered a count or non-count noun in English. Once it’s translated to Filipino, anything that you say will go with the aforementioned expressions of quantity. Read more: bit.ly/1uOCPqY

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