Raging Norseman
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in serbian, specific is concrete.
In Norwegian, "specific" and "concrete" are (somewhat) interchangeable.
in serbian, specific is concrete.
It's no wonder my patio looks weird.It is a quote and our media jumped all over it. But in many European languages translating specific to English is often mistakenly said as concrete.
in serbian, specific is concrete.
Conn man...?The two faced Conn
Actual quotes that were said in Slovak and mistranslated in to English. A Slovak speaker was on here a few months ago saying it was a mistranslation.Actual quotes added I am pretty sure even our shite press can actually misquote.
The fucker said its a concrete case before the case even started and now says he knows nothing and hasn't seen anything about the case. he's a fucking lying twat like the rest of them,
And because someone will ask:-
https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/about-uefa/news/newsid=2638659.html
And they definitely use i.e. NOT e.g. as the two have different meanings.
Of course they could always change the dates to suit being UEFA and all.
Congrats on a tour de force including Cyrillic! But I think too much is being made of this.He speaks English, better English than me, so I am not buying that mistranslated bullshit.
Specific in Slovenian is specifična Concrete is Beton, in french Uefa's other official language its spécifique and béton, Italian which he also speaks specifico & calcestruzzo, serbian is специфичне and concrete is бетон
He might be a clever bastard that speaks 5 languages but hes a lying clever bastard for me.
What I meant was that concrete (konkretan in serbian, and in some other slavic languages) means specific, it has no connection with beton (concrete).How do you mean, as they are clearly totally distinctive words, are you claiming specific is synonym to concrete or vice a versa in Serbian?
If you look up synoymns for both words neither is listed so it that's the case was he using very strange colloquial language?
That seems odd for a very educated 5 language speaker to do in front of international press whilst representing an International body. So I am maintaining the translation thing is bullshit and hes a lying twat.
Language doesn’t work like that.How do you mean, as they are clearly totally distinctive words, are you claiming specific is synonym to concrete or vice a versa in Serbian?
If you look up synoymns for both words neither is listed so it that's the case was he using very strange colloquial language?
That seems odd for a very educated 5 language speaker to do in front of international press whilst representing an International body. So I am maintaining the translation thing is bullshit and hes a lying twat.
Avocado also means testicle. Just sayin.Language doesn’t work like that.
You can’t just translate a word on Google Translate and assume the meaning is identical in another language given absolutely zero context.
“Concrete” being a good example. It’s a building product. In English it also means “robust” but it could well have a different meaning in other languages.
In some Spanish speaking countries “huevos” means “eggs” but also means “testicles”. My bet is if you type “huevos” in to Google Translate, it won’t come out with “bollocks” ;-)
Genesis.
BollocksAvocado also means testicle. Just sayin.
That's put a different slant on my weekend breakfasts.Avocado also means testicle. Just sayin.
?Bollocks
Philip Schofield doesn't care,Avocado also means testicle. Just sayin.
Language doesn’t work like that.
You can’t just translate a word on Google Translate and assume the meaning is identical in another language given absolutely zero context.
“Concrete” being a good example. It’s a building product. In English it also means “robust” but it could well have a different meaning in other languages.
In some Spanish speaking countries “huevos” means “eggs” but also means “testicles”. My bet is if you type “huevos” in to Google Translate, it won’t come out with “bollocks” ;-)
this was an earlier effort can you link the latest or does that count as feeding the enemy?David Conn is back with another brilliant piece on how FFP would stop Bury's demise. Mental, he's non-stop.
Ffp is already in place. If it was designed in any way to promote fair play or to protect clubs financially it might have had a chance of saving clubs like Bury.David Conn is back with another brilliant piece on how FFP would stop Bury's demise. Mental, he's non-stop.