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What if one language has a word that simply has no equivalent in another language? It happens fairly often, and a typical translation is to use a phrase to rep
by ktRolster 10y ago
What if one language has a word that simply has no equivalent in another language?
It happens fairly often, and a typical translation is to use a phrase to represent the meaning and context, instead of a single word. A common example:
Vive la France! is often translated as Long live France!