Hello. I'm learning English. I know this is called a coaxial

>>377280
old tv copper cable

It can be called an Aerial Cable

>>377280
TV antenna cable. That's where coaxial cable structures are generally used.

>>377280
Round cable with a copper center conductor and shield use for the transmission of video and audio signals.

NES cable

>>377280
If I was trying to describe it to somebody I'd probably say it was "one of those old TV cables with the screw-in ends".

>>377280
Why would you want to do that, though?

It's a coaxial cable with f-connectors on the ends. That's the most succinct way to describe it, because that's what it's called.

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thanks, phams

>>377478
If you're on the phone with grandma helping her set something up and she doesn't know what a "coax cable" is, you're gonna need to explain it another way.

>>377485
If you're on the phone with grandma, why would you be speaking a foreign language?