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Neda
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To latin or spanish teachers.
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Does anyone know what �s the difference between in fatigue pants, flannel pants and khaki pants?
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13 Jul 2009
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iRiX
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I think fatigue pants are more like cammo pants.. flannel pants would be like pjs and khaki pants are sort of casual pants.. 
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13 Jul 2009
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Ayaniw
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-Khaki is a strong material of a greenish brown or yellowish brown colour, used especially to make
uniforms for soldiers.
-Flannels (usually plural) is trousers made of flannel.
-Fatigues (usually plural) is loose-fitting army clothes.
Al.
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13 Jul 2009
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Tint
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Both iRiX and Ayaniw are right : )
Khaki is commonly used for safari type clothing. Khaki is mainly known for its colour and yes, it is also used for uniforms for soldiers or Boy Scouts (they often wear khaki, though some troops have different colours).
Flannel is a brushed cotton, which has a soft, fluffy feel and is so cosy!
Fatigues are army clothes, strong and loose-fitting.
I �m curious as to why you asked Latin and Spanish teachers this question ; )
Tint~
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14 Jul 2009
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iRiX
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Yay, glad I could help :)
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15 Jul 2009
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