Dec 5, 2011 15:52
12 yrs ago
English term
mooring
English to Catalan
Social Sciences
Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Una paraula local japonesa, "moyai", que es tradueix a l'anglès com a "mooring", en el sentit de cooperació ciutadana en quant a temes com la recuperació de la naturalesa, per exemple.
Proposed translations
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5 +3 | Crear lligams / Unir esforços | Zep Santos |
3 | solidaridad medioambiental | Gerardo Comino |
References
Interesant ref. Moai vs. Moyai i "work together" | isabelmurill (X) |
Change log
Dec 5, 2011 18:36: Beatriz Ramírez de Haro changed "Language pair" from "English to Spanish" to "English to Catalan"
Proposed translations
+3
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Crear lligams / Unir esforços
Sembla que podrien funcionar...
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isabelmurill (X)
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Gracias Isabel!
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RaquelMòdol
: ¡estamos en la combinación EN>ES, oi? :-)
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Eso parece. El caso es que la chica que hizo la pregunta la hizo en Catalán. Alguien preguntó en qué idioma lo necesitaba pero, al no contestar, teniamos dudas... Grácias por el "agree"!
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flawlessly
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Gracias!
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Blanca BC
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Gracias Blanca! :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
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solidaridad medioambiental
Hope it helps.
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RaquelMòdol
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Blanca BC
: The answer is not in Catalan and the question is for EN-CA!
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I did not notice that....Too bad that I don´t know Catalan to give you the answer. I hope it helps anyway.
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Reference comments
28 mins
Reference:
Interesant ref. Moai vs. Moyai i "work together"
http://japanvisitor.blogspot.com/2009/10/moyai-of-shibuya-st...
Shibuya Station is famous for its Hachiko statue - so famous in fact that the exit near the statue is named after it. However, the south exit of Shibuya Station also has a statue - a much bigger one - that isn't as famous: the Moyai.
This massive statue is based on the moai statues of Easter Island, and was donated to Tokyo by Niijima Village in the Izu Islands south of Tokyo, which are officially a part of Tokyo. It was 1980, and the occasion was the celebration of Tokyo's 100th year as capital of Japan (which previously had been Kyoto).
Niijima Village is the source of the stone of which this statue is made. The word "moyai" is a word in the Japanese dialect of Niijima Village meaning "to work together," and by happy coincidence it sounds like "moai."
Shibuya Station is famous for its Hachiko statue - so famous in fact that the exit near the statue is named after it. However, the south exit of Shibuya Station also has a statue - a much bigger one - that isn't as famous: the Moyai.
This massive statue is based on the moai statues of Easter Island, and was donated to Tokyo by Niijima Village in the Izu Islands south of Tokyo, which are officially a part of Tokyo. It was 1980, and the occasion was the celebration of Tokyo's 100th year as capital of Japan (which previously had been Kyoto).
Niijima Village is the source of the stone of which this statue is made. The word "moyai" is a word in the Japanese dialect of Niijima Village meaning "to work together," and by happy coincidence it sounds like "moai."
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