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Одно из немногих бесспорно славянских слов в латыни - glaesum, янтарь, из "глаз".

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My phrase: “Not the kind of person to make friends easily, X was demanding in her relationships, but as for Y, X developed a liking for her as soon as she moved to Paris in 1889” Is it clear from the phrase that “she” in “she moved to Paris” is X, not Y?:)) If not, how the phrase can be modified? Thanks in advance!

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I've been making my way through Cuvier's La règne animal, an early survey of animal classification and comparative anatomy. In the introduction, he writes, Les êtres organisés ont même la faculté de reproduire dans une degré variable, selon leurs espèces, certaines de leurs parties quand elles leurs sont enlevées.The first parts seem clear. But the ( Read more... )

Here is a youtube video of Ungaretti reading his poem 'I fiumi' in his own wonderful manner; press the button at the bottom and you get automatically generated French subtitles ( Read more... )

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I have a German text from the 1840s in which a rather sinister man, who turned out to be a murderer, is described as having looked like 'ein Adept'? What do you think would make a good translation of this word? I would be grateful for any suggestions.

Is it OK to say "his card debt to Sean" (the name in fact does not matter here, let it be Sean) speaking about the debt incurred when someone plays cards for money, does not pay when he loses and so becomes indebted to the person who wins?

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