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Although these phrases might be grammatically correct, I am not sure if they sound like native English. Could you please take a look and share your suggestions? Thank you You come up with some phrase in your language, we translate it to one of
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Hello all, Here are my two bits. Holland is not quite a nickname. Industry and, especially, a brewer of beer in green bottles have long been promoting the misnomer "Holland" because it saves some time and ink. They even use it as an
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I need help! I need to translate retreat, ... That depends on the phonetic alphabet being used in your course. A phonetic transcription represents the sounds of these words, so it may also depend on how you say them. You have to ignore the written
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What's phonetic spelling? They all look like they are already written the way they are pronounced, more or less. Retreet, shadoh, helthy, breth, dismay, praiz.
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I need help! I need to translate retreat, shadow, healthy, breath, dismay, and praise to phonetic spelling but idk how! help plsss
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ON ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF TCM (Write this out. Do not abbreviate.) TERMS IN THE VISION OF FUNCTION THEORY
Is 'The vision of function' the name of the theory? It is not clear. If so, write only that in all caps.
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Thanks, MM. Got it! I have to relearn the 'unless' usage and check the spellings. I'm relieved to hear even a native speaker can't think of the word. Direct translation is impossible; I was trying to translate a short Japanese term.
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"It is of good quality" is correct but sounds a little stilted, like a translation. In the US you'd be more likely to hear simply, "It's a good-quality folder." However, you get 10 bonus points for spelling
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Hi,
You might like to look at a dictionary of etymology. eg
despite
1297, from O.Fr. despit, from L. despectus "a looking down on," from despicere (see despise ). The preposition (1593) is short for in despite of (1292), a
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Marius Hancu wrote:
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Greek Soccer, Greeksoccer.com, Forums - Everything you need ... was diagnosed with a light case of igmoritis sinus that will keep him out for another 2-3 days. ...
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