Yes, they can. You would provide the message in your question though.
Yes, you simply find someone who speaks both Visaya and English, and ask them. There are currently no online translation websites for Visaya.
There are a few ways to translate an email you have received from Chinese to English. 1. Ask someone who reads Chinese to translate it for you. 2. Email the email to someone who reads Chinese to translate it for you. 3. Buy/use a program that will translate Chinese to English on your computer. 4. Use an online Chinese-English translator (Use any search engine and search for 'Online Chinese English Translator'.
"Déteneur" can be translated to "holder" in English. It typically refers to someone who has in their possession or control something such as an object, a document, or a position.
This is not an English word. What language is it so we can find someone to translate it for you?
How about using an online translator - e.g. http://translate.google.com/translate_t# Or asking someone who speaks both languages? Or if you mean, what is English "phrase" in Norwegian, it's "frase". Bit of a silly question really, isn't it?
You'll have to show the text. Theoretical translation is not possible.
This is not a quesion. my mistake
Yes
Someone pleas translate this phrase for me into English. Thankyou
Someone who speaks both.
No, WikiAnsers does not do that. Try using Google Translate, I will make a link for you below.
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You can look up the lyrics, and then go to google.com/translate, and select English, then select the language you want to translate it to. Then copy the lyrics, and paste it in the translator.
Free $, without charge
flaca means skinny or lean (for someone/something feminine)
It means "no dictionary"
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