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Atualizado em
6 dez 2014
- Japonês
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Inglês (EUA)
Pergunta sobre Inglês (EUA)
Hi gyus!
I'm just going to fortune.
By the way,what do say "占い師に何を言われるのか楽しみだ" in English?
I think "I'm looking forward to telling something.".
Is this right?
Hi gyus!
I'm just going to fortune.
By the way,what do say "占い師に何を言われるのか楽しみだ" in English?
I think "I'm looking forward to telling something.".
Is this right?
I'm just going to fortune.
By the way,what do say "占い師に何を言われるのか楽しみだ" in English?
I think "I'm looking forward to telling something.".
Is this right?
Respostas
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- Inglês (EUA)
It is more natural to use "fortune teller" or "fortune telling" - people will misunderstand telling (tell = 伝える).
I would write:
I'm looking forward to what the fortune teller says!
Have fun!
- Japonês

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