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samiinaathan | 09:01 Thu 28th Jun 2007 | Science
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what isthe difference between guarantee and warranty?
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I think on a general not level (not legal) a guarantee is something which is associated with the whole object and warranty the constitue parts.

There fore if something covered under a guarantee went wrong it would be replaced in full but something covered under warranty would only have the faulty part fixed or replaced.
I think on a general level (not legal) a guarantee is something which is associated with the whole object and warranty the constitue parts.

There fore if something covered under a guarantee went wrong it would be replaced in full but something covered under warranty would only have the faulty part fixed or replaced.
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The two words have the same meaning. The 'W' was unknown to latin scholars, so they invented 'GU' as the indication of a 'W' sound in their writing, since this combination didn't appear in Latin.
That's also why 'William' in French is written 'Guillaume', and why 'ward' and 'guard' mean the same thing.

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