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26-Mar-2007, 15:30
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 Are words correct? (The speaker was in Singapore and giving a testimony in our temple.) Is 'up' necessary? Shouldn't it be 'taking' instead of 'bringing'? |
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26-Mar-2007, 15:35
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| Re: Are the words correct? She reminded me of the purpose of bringing the Gohonzon up to England. (The speaker was giving a testimony in our temple in Singapore.) Should 'bringing' be 'taking' and is 'up' needed? (The Gohonzon is the object of worship in Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism.) |
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26-Mar-2007, 19:15
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| Re: Are words correct? If the testimony is being given in Singapore, I would expect "take" to be the correct word to use. Whatever, you couldn't "bring something up to England" - it makes no sense. You could bring / take something over to England. |
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26-Mar-2007, 19:27
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| Re: Are words correct? Thanks, Anglika. I agree with your points. |
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