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me, Tido, and many already know me (in fact, many know you live), so I'm not quite sure what I do presentations ... Finally, I will summarize by saying this I start now, in principle, will be a brother blog The 9th Circle of Hell (click the link, which does not bite), and publish similar things both, just in different languages. This is what has become a translator: it gives you to do everything twice.
toméis But not what you as an excuse for not reading my posts, folks. We also publish new exclusive content! My usual followers, I can anticipate that the "Overtime " will transform into "Overtime!" (To see when I make the logo), and will premiere a section on spelling and grammar (you know, the good grammar nazism), although I have not yet thought of a title. The old " Comeacrossness " may return, although still subject to change.
guess now playing explain the title of the blog. Basically, the translation is also known as hermeneutics, as was the Greek god Hermes in charge of transmitting messages from the gods to mankind. Hard work, eh? To facilitate its work, wore a swift winged sandals. And then I invented the term "flip-flops for Hermes!" To vary a little from the usual monotheism (God!).
While I'm warming up the kitchen of this new blog, you can go suscribiéndoos to be the first to take cognizance of the new ramblings of this humble apprentice translator.
me, Tido, and many already know me (in fact, many know you live), so I'm not quite sure what I do presentations ... Finally, I will summarize by saying this I start now, in principle, will be a brother blog The 9th Circle of Hell (click the link, which does not bite), and publish similar things both, just in different languages. This is what has become a translator: it gives you to do everything twice.
toméis But not what you as an excuse for not reading my posts, folks. We also publish new exclusive content! My usual followers, I can anticipate that the "Overtime " will transform into "Overtime!" (To see when I make the logo), and will premiere a section on spelling and grammar (you know, the good grammar nazism), although I have not yet thought of a title. The old " Comeacrossness " may return, although still subject to change.
guess now playing explain the title of the blog. Basically, the translation is also known as hermeneutics, as was the Greek god Hermes in charge of transmitting messages from the gods to mankind. Hard work, eh? To facilitate its work, wore a swift winged sandals. And then I invented the term "flip-flops for Hermes!" To vary a little from the usual monotheism (God!).
While I'm warming up the kitchen of this new blog, you can go suscribiéndoos to be the first to take cognizance of the new ramblings of this humble apprentice translator.