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It's more of a free translation.
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- 29-Dec-2011, 10:21 #1
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is this correct? Which one should I use:
e.g. It's more of a freer translation or It's more of a free translation.
- 29-Dec-2011, 10:23 #2
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Re: is this correct? Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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