Gemini píše: .... jsme kapitáni, event. spippers
... ještě že ne dudáci

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Denis píše:A je v tom jasnoSkiper je veliaci dôstojník na lodi, to asi tým čártrom sa to tak rozmohlo.
Captain is both a nautical term and a rank in various uniformed organizations. The word came to English via French from the Latin capitaneus ("chief") which is itself derived from the Latin word for "head" (caput).
The term has different meanings both at sea and in the military. Confusion between the three types of captain (nautical, naval and army) often exists in literature, drama and real life. The customs indicated are necessary to avoid confusion at sea when the question of "Who is in charge of the ship?" may be a matter of life and death.
Skipper usually means a person who has command of a boat or ship; and may or may not be a captain
A Captain is normaly the polite name the person in charge of the ship/boat is given. But if you call a Captain of a huge ocean going liner / or a Royal Navy ship, Skipper you will be in for a right telling off. Skipper is an American slang word for Captain, the americans are much more lax in discipline in the usa navy,so skipper is o.k there. A yachts man can be called skipper in the uk, as also a master of a fishing vessle can be. Captain is a mark of respect to the person in complete charge of the vessel.
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