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Language: English
Alkanadi (User's profile) December 24, 2014, 5:59:41 AM
Esperanto word: prokrasti
English translation: to adjourn
Esperanto example: La klaso finiĝos post unu horo.
English example: Class will adjourn in an hour.
English translation: to adjourn
Esperanto example: La klaso finiĝos post unu horo.
English example: Class will adjourn in an hour.
nornen (User's profile) December 24, 2014, 6:33:16 AM
Well, the example isn't a mistake per se. It just doesn't have anything to do with the WOTD.
Who is the author of these WOTD anyway?
Looks to me like some (badly written) script: Take same word (here: prokrasti), translate it into English (here: adjourn), then lookup some English sentence with this word in it (here: Class will adjourn in an hour.) and then look up its translation, no matter whether the original WOTD appears in it or not.
Who is the author of these WOTD anyway?
Looks to me like some (badly written) script: Take same word (here: prokrasti), translate it into English (here: adjourn), then lookup some English sentence with this word in it (here: Class will adjourn in an hour.) and then look up its translation, no matter whether the original WOTD appears in it or not.
Alkanadi (User's profile) December 24, 2014, 1:28:44 PM
nornen:Well, the example isn't a mistake per se. It just doesn't have anything to do with the WOTD.Exactly. I also study the Arabic word of the day every morning and the example word is supposed to be used in the sentence.
Who is the author of these WOTD anyway?
Looks to me like some (badly written) script: Take same word (here: prokrasti), translate it into English (here: adjourn), then lookup some English sentence with this word in it (here: Class will adjourn in an hour.) and then look up its translation, no matter whether the original WOTD appears in it or not.
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