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| Ever had to use the expression "angry chicken" or "moist dirt?" Us neither. But translation at www.lingoes.net could come in very handy. We don’t know how many times the word we said was not the word we meant and NOT what the listener was expecting. Like in Thai the word "cow" has five different meanings and depending upon how you raise or lower the dipthong you could be in trouble. International trouble. This can be avoided by making sure you use the right word the first time! |
08.07.2009
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