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Una novela bastante ilustrada.

 

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Old June 04, 2016, 06:20 PM
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Una novela bastante ilustrada.

Hello. I picked up a copy of the translated version of "Diary of a wimpy kid" vol 1. On the front cover it says, "una novela bastante ilustrada." A literal translation of this suggests it is read "a sufficiently illustrated novel," but is that an accurate read?

I suspect it might be more along the lines of "an illustrated novel (enough anyhow)."

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