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[quote="Edwin F Ashworth"][i]The council passed the dwelling we happened to be living in fit to inhabit[/i] should translate well.
Though I suspect, this being Argentina etc, we're talking a different sort of pass.[/quote]


What do you mean with a different sort of pass?

I'm sorry.
I thought, as dante, that I wasn't violating author rights.. Also, this is the only way I can get this book in english.

I know, sometimes OSS are not as good commercial software. But the article was interesting for me, as a brief approximation to openSource for translators.

I think OSS today is better than 'a few years ago'..

I think you may say '...shirts or T-shirts with stripes usually match with plain pants and plain shirts or T-shirts match with pants with stripes"

I find this software really useful; But lately, I've been exploring and reading about OpenSource software for translators. I came across this interesting paper by Corinne McKay: http://www.translatewrite.com/foss/atapaper05.pdf and I also found this website: http://www.linuxfortranslators.org/. I th...

The best Mikhail Bulgakov books in pdf!

Master and Margarita:
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Dogs Heart:
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The Fatal Eggs:
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According to the Guarani-English/English-Guarani Concise Dictionary, by A. Scott Britton, Iko in guaraní (language from south America, talked in some parts of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay) has several meanings:

iko: v.r. to be; to happen; to live; to reside; to inhabit; to dwell; to walk; to pass.