Sesión 28 de mayo de 2013
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s to you, Psique
Puma1974 said:
We have already a thread discussing that! we don't do it only in spanish.. Because this forum was created to share information with everybody, the spanish section only serve to ask or inform something that you could not translate (because you don't know any english) so others would help you on that, to discuss some sott in spanish topics (everything related to the spanish site of sott), share some web sites, books or articles in spanish and to translate some of the english information, but even that it is good always to write in both english and spanish so others can follow!
irjO said:
I have got the impression that it had implicitly agreed to write in english, with the respective spanish translation, or vice versa, to thereby train the english which is the language of the forum... if I'm not mistaken. Greetings :P
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Me da la impresión que implicitamente se habia acordado escribir en ingles, con la respectiva traducción, o viceversa para de ese modo entrenar el ingles que es el idioma del foro... si no me equivoco. Saludos :p
l apprenti de forgeron
The Living Force
Perhaps "cortina de lluvia" is something clearer. Although I think you got the concept of the two ways.
A mí me gusta más "cortinas de lluvia", pero no sé si nos estamos yendo del sentido original, tal vez los bilingües pueden despejarnos la duda.
I like more "cortinas de lluvia" but I do not know if we're leaving the original sense, perhaps the bilinguals can clear our doubt.
I like more "cortinas de lluvia" but I do not know if we're leaving the original sense, perhaps the bilinguals can clear our doubt.
Orange Scorpion said:
From what I understood, "cortinas de lluvia" as "sheets of rain", is that we (the world) are/will having a lot of rain, it is pouring, like looking at a rainstorm from far away, you can see clearly the sheets of rain. Literally translated is also "sábanas de lluvia", many people still dry their sheets outside, being hanged with clothespins. But "cortinas de lluvia" sounds better to me too.
