@_sallyxl8 @martraslation Yes, I think that in the case of dialects it is more possible. But because the people who speak them are a minority, and you tend to ignore them and practice them. But if it is your mother tongue, I think will always be there. π
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Girls πΈπΊ @_sallyxl8 @martraslation What do you think about this? I believe that it is impossible to lose your mother tongue because from it we learn other languages, it is our base. Even so, if this happens, it's a real shame! π #xl8debate https://t.co/6qCI4INlD0
So, to finish, I think this activity is very necessary in future translators so that we know important people and very interesting data! Thank you @EnglishTrad I will continue here! πΈπ
I have learned a lot of vocabulary and terms and curiosities associated with the world of translation. I also liked to discuss exchanging opinions with my partners.
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This is very interesting! Act of god and force majeure are actually the same, but the first is caused by nature and the second by something human. #xl8news https://t.co/BozzG9UUsK
@martraslation @_sallyxl8 Thank you very much Marta! I will add to my list of verbs those I did not know. So in the next exam I will not be so disaster ππ
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The problem with fake news isnβt just that thereβs a lot of it around, but that it gets about more effectively than real news. https://t.co/KFzjgXV4Z5 via @prospect_uk
@CIOLScotland@BBCNews Good for her! If we all knew sign language, deaf people would not feel so excluded. Also doing it at the Oscars, with so many people paying attention, is very smart! #xl8assoc