14:04 Sep 22, 2009 |
Greek to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature | |||||
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4 | Come on, you kick, I can't. My sock's got a hole. |
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3 | Hey, man, I can't hit (kick?), there's a hole in my sock |
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Hey, man, I can't hit (kick?), there's a hole in my sock Explanation: Context would help and so would the right alphabet - |
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Come on, you kick, I can't. My sock's got a hole. Explanation: In Greek, the verb ΧΤΥΠΩ (HTIPO) could have the meaning of beat, hit, kick depending on the context. What does the word HTIPA refer to in your text? |
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