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I think an english interpretation which retains the original spirit would be something like: "the poorly cleaned" / "the well soiled"
by thescriptkiddie 3y ago
I think an english interpretation which retains the original spirit would be something like: "the poorly cleaned" / "the well soiled"
- eric-burel 3y agoI'd translate to "the clean evil"/"the dirty good" Edit: but I think I've missed the point that there are multiple understanding so multiple translations and probably a pun on "malpropre"