Articles, tagged with "literal translation", page 5
20th February 2009
1.Tuber of Multiflower Knotweed (The literal translation of the name of this ingredient as used in traditional Chinese medicine is "Blackhead" and the popular name is "blackhead He").
According to the findings of scholars of traditional Chinese medicine,...
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lilichinese
03rd February 2009
It is inevitable that you will use the verb tener which means 'to have', from quite an early stage of your Spanish studies as it is one of the most commonly used verbs in the Spanish language. It is a particularly useful verb as it is used not only to ind...
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Author:
Daniel Major
03rd February 2009
In Spanish there are just as many tenses as there are in English, this being twelve all together however, in Spanish as opposed to English there are more structures to these tenses. For instance in English we say "my name is Gianni" but in Spanish this is...
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Daniel Major
17th January 2009
The history of the Celtic people goes back for thousands of years. They have always been regarded as fierce warriors and were regarded as a formidable foe by the Romans. All over Ireland, there are many examples Celtic artwork and crosses. The Celtic peop...
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S Hastings
29th December 2008
Located just 5 km from the modern town of Siem Reap, Cambodia, lies one of the most impressive archeological sites in the world. Angkor, Cambodia is the home to Angkor Wat, a rather impressive and well-preserved archeological site built in the 1300s. Init...
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Enid Glasgow
10th November 2008
It's hard to believe that Vision is in its 10th year of publication! About five years ago we produced our first anthology issue, in which we brought together a number of timely and timeless articles from those first years. We now offer a second such sampl...
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Creative Assistant
08th September 2008
City of Angels-Thailand or LA?
Whenever the name City of Angels is mentioned, most people especially from the west would automatically assume we are talking about Los Angeles in the USA. However, Bangkok or "KrugThep" also has the literal translation of...
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marketingignite1@gmail.com
23rd July 2008
So the story goes…
What was it that lured Ray to Bangkok in the first place? Was it sex and the city? Wine, women and song? Or a just plain old interest in the City of Angels-a literal translation of its other name-Krungthep. Certainly Thailand was on ...
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sweetsingles01@gmail.com
28th April 2008
SRK: Services & Foreign
For websites to work and sell in foreign markets, it needs to speak in their language. This is where Translation Services come in. Translation Service is simply defined as adapting the language of a website or a document to the ...
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Bianca
04th March 2008
From peer to pauper to Internet Home Business success.
It's worth a read as it is factual.
Life continues to set its own pace, if you allow it to do so. Some of us will have heard this a thousand times from friends and neighbours:- "Oh, I could d...
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Author:
bucksbunny
13th February 2008
It is common for health care professionals to learn to draw blood in a clinical setting, and anyone can learn to be a professional phlebotomist via vocational phlebotomy courses. There are numerous schools across the US and Canada offering good training i...
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Author:
Michael Bustamante
11th February 2008
Here is a fast way to learn "kiss" and variations on it in Spanish. It's a common word English speakers want to know. If you're already familiar with it we'll also go into some variations of it.
The normal translation for "kiss" in Spanish is "beso." U...
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Jason Vachon
04th February 2008
Would you like to avoid embarrassment if you are learning Spanish by recognizing the proper translations of liking someone as a person versus being romantically interested?
In English we normally use just one word, "like." Clarifying with more informat...
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Author:
Jason Vachon
10th November 2007
The literal translation for the word tinnitis from Latin means "to tinkle or ring like a bell." It is loosely defined as hearing noises in the ears that no one else present can hear. These can range from ringing, roaring, clicks, whistling, or hissing. Ti...
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Author:
Ann Stewart
05th November 2007
When a translation company answers the phone they often get clients who say that they need a translator. Once they ask questions to get more information they discover that the client really needs an interpreter which is a totally different story when comp...
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Author:
Keaton123