For general use, use 'little' or 'tiny' (if the thing is especially small) Five lands are five tiny villages,. As txiri implied, 'teeny' is sometimes used (in informal situations) to describe things which are actually quite.
If you are a advance translator, how would you translate the title scent makes a place
Environment scent makes a place how the desert taught me to smell by katy kelleher. I am wondering how i can read this in english For example, m³ , m² Double m?) i have no idea
My understanding of this phrase is that the hairs on the pig's chin, though tiny, would not even let the wolf in This folktale, as all folktales are, is a fantasy, so the extent to. In the book emma by jane austen i have seen that they say the numbers exactly like in german Yes, they are quite different in meaning
Take care of = tend to the needs of
See that <something> is done Could you please tell me if when you have a moment (could you please) and when you have some time (could you please) are interchangeable Can i for example say:. You can also use snort to mean a push of air through the nose expressing amusement, red giant
A snort describes the sound. How would you translate en passant par in the context of an enumeration Il y avait toutes sortes de légumes Des navets minuscules aux choux énormes en.
Is it better say it is worth a visit or it is worthwhile visiting them
Hello everybody, which among these are fine (and possibily why) ?
