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Old January 10, 2010, 11:30 AM
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Una pregunta para los hispanohablantes
¿Qué palabras en Inglés os resultan más difíciles de traducir? Naturalmente, esta lista se incluyen los falsos amigos (por ejemplo "embarrass" o "sensible"), pero ¿qué otras palabras han causado dificultades?
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Here my contribution.



Always result some hard pronoun the word Overwhelmed
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Old January 29, 2010, 11:13 AM
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feedback, background.. la equivalencia en el diccionario no es nada práctica, así que siempre que puedo utilizo esas dos palabras en inglés, en plan espanglish!
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En un periódico gratis vi hoy el título "Cuatro flashback y un atropello". El artículo también usa la palabra prestada "flashback", así que me parece probable que no haya buena alternativa.
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I'm not good when it comes to translate some phrasal verbs. Sometimes they're confusing.
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Old January 30, 2010, 01:30 PM
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Performance, display, and leverage in some contexts for me.
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Dare I suggest "get"?
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Old January 31, 2010, 03:09 PM
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@Lou Ann: it depends on the preposition that accompanies it.
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En un periódico gratis vi hoy el título "Cuatro flashback y un atropello". El artículo también usa la palabra prestada "flashback", así que me parece probable que no haya buena alternativa.

Sii, los préstamos lingüísticos en general! deberían tener otros sinónimos no? a lo mejor los hay pero no los conocemos no sé..
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Dare I suggest "get"?
On the same vein, perhaps "set"?
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feeling, pin-up, posh,.......
It's easy to understand them, but not so easy to find a spanish equivalent,....
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Old February 03, 2010, 09:10 AM
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Definitivamente la palabra 'proficiency', que se puede traducir como 'proficiencia' pero le dices eso a alguien que no sepa nada del tema y lo dejas con la boca abierta! jaja
Y siempre acabo teniendo que decir 'el nivel' que se tiene de una lengua...
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Un par de bestias negras que han regresado a mi vida: "policy" y "governance". ;(
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