How to pronounce“1600s”in English

1600s there's something about this map that no Italian cartographer and 1600

1600s uh when there was this if Le in this country in in the United States um

1600s wise investment decisions grow out of a sound philosophy and an

1600s time of Galileo and then Newton um sort of the big the big idea there was

You don't have 1600s in your SAT.

Newton was in the 1600s.

By the 1600s, it now is the three syllable God b' ye.

In the 1600s and 1700s, the great age of Barbary pirates, you had basically what was a religious war going on across the Mediterranean.

the 1540s 1600s the entire Cosmos was our solar system right and

This is from the 1600s, showing there was an actual person called a paumier who was responsible for making the balls and the racquets, kind of a court pro.

big craze in the 1600s.

in the early 1600s and it was kind of hard to find women in

the late 1600s, William Herschel, who is a famous British astronomer, had the biggest

progress through the 1600s, 1700s as we got advancements in science.

In the 1600s, Isaac Newton asked a simple question: If an apple falls, then does the Moon also fall?

because in the 1600s 14 1500 1600s it was the beginning of movable type and so people for the first time in history

Boards have been around since the 1600s.

in the middle of the 1600s.

Was that back in the 1600s, basically?

telescope Galileo by 16 early 1600s has repurposed the spy glass and has turned it to look at the sky and that was

constricting um about uh in the late 1600s a Chinese mathematician actually

Johannes Kepler taught us in the 1600s that the orbital period is directly related to the distance between the star and the planet.

Everything was from Rajasthan from the 1600s.

Back in the 1600s, when the conquistadors arrived and started taking heads, there were two options.

about 1450 to the early 1600s and um I mean I could and and this is music

the quote religious wars of the 1600s that ensued were about things like where you know the wafer was the body of Christ or or what have you but in part

And that went through pretty much the late 1600s.

And it seems to date back to about the late 1600s.

like when did this guy start like the 1600s and just and so my point to the to

So the microscope was invented in the late 1600s, right?

And the depiction on the left is actually from the 1600s in Paris of one of these jeu de paume courts.

when you're going over something that happened in the 1600s, you can find a newspaper article about it.

they backed up and said all right what happened in the 1600s what happened in 1650 and and how did that lead to where

the way they did 400 years ago in the 1600s.

This really only changed in the west around the 15 and 1600s.

So gay men were called “bitch” back in the 1600s.

For example, in the 1600s Isaac Newton asked a simple question: if an apple falls then does the moon also fall?

They haven’t invented anything new since the early 1600s.

Florence in the late 1400s to Holland in the 1600s.

the Italians never potatoes the Irish Potato Famine in the 1600s right they got potatoes from from from Peru I mean it wasn't something that they had

ministers and in in uh in in the 1600s this man on the left

to new mexico uh in the gosh in the 1600s so she

other was maria of agrada from spain their contemporaries in the 1600s who was said to have been able to buy

You had colonial missionaries in the 1600s and 1700s.

So many of us are familiar with the history of the United States in the 1600s.

So scientific-- or not forecasting-- the discussion of science in Ireland goes back to the 1600s.

scientific method and all that stuff kind of comes from Newton in the 1600s and the cernic Revolution and all these

This is an Englishman who lived at the end of the 1500s into the 1600s, did his most famous work around the early 1600s.

It's interesting that Newton came up with the framework of classical mechanics in the 1600s, and people were very excited, you know, physicists, mathematicians, philosophers.