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Practice idiom
by Joey 鷹 Vega » Sat 05.05.2012 11:08 am
Just a little practice of an idiom that I came up with been translated from Spanish to Japanese
"Piensa las palabras antes el aire sale sus pulmones"
Translated in English: "Think the words before the air leaves your lungs"
Japanese version of the idiom: 「言葉が口を出る前に、まず考えなければならない。」
Translation: "Before the words leaves the mouth, you must think first."
Tell me what you guys think.
"Piensa las palabras antes el aire sale sus pulmones"
Translated in English: "Think the words before the air leaves your lungs"
Japanese version of the idiom: 「言葉が口を出る前に、まず考えなければならない。」
Translation: "Before the words leaves the mouth, you must think first."
Tell me what you guys think.
「鷹の魂は消えないで空の中に永遠に住む。」 "A Hawk's spirit never dies, for it lives on forever in the sky"
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