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Old February 22, 2013, 08:21 PM
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Question To weave wicker

I'd take that in Spanish you could say "tejer mimbre" for "weaving wicker"...

However I think in Spain it would be a better collocation "entretejer mimbre" or "entrelazar el mimbre"...

What would be the best translation in your view?

I guess I need mainly Spanish natives... but any English speaker can give me his/her as well.
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Old February 22, 2013, 08:32 PM
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En México se usa tejer.
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Old February 22, 2013, 09:39 PM
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Gracias, Malila...
Una vez que lo he mirado un poco, en España parece que también...

(Creo que me quedé con la idea de que lo que en España decimos "hacer punto" o "tricotar"... en México creo que se dice más "tejer"... Pero el "mimbre" parece que también lo tejemos...)

Y esto me recuerda muchas cosas... pero eso son otros temas... En alto vive, en alto mora, teje que teje la tejedora...
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Una araña tejedora de canastas.
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