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¿Esto es correcto?
"Someone get me some food! I haven't eaten since last year" "¡Que alguien me traiga algo de comer! No he comido desde el año pasado " Gracias |
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Except for the missing periods (full stops) on the last sentence in each language, perfect!
"¿Es esto correcto?" is much more common. |
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I have other opinion.
Some one can get me some of food! I don't have eaten nothing since the last year! I have added only the verb can and the verb don't likes do not. Please Rusty correct me if that is necessary.
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What you wrote doesn't work. You cannot translate word-for-word and I don't know why you thought you needed to change anything. The original sentences given by the thread starter are perfect English. |
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