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Grammar needed for translating reports into another language
Rjn
Posted Tuesday, September 13, 2005
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I decided to add a new topic for this matter since I believe some grammar issues that aren't an issue in English have to be dealt with in another
languages
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(For example, sentences "He is..." and "He has..." are translated in Finnish "Hän on..." and "Hänellä on", i.e. the personal pronoun is inflected while "is" and "has" are both translated "on").
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Tuesday, September 13, 2005 by
Rjn
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