The act of converting one language information into another language information. Translation is the process of converting a relatively unfamiliar expression into a relatively familiar expression.
Tagalog translation of BUSY AT WORK: abala sa trabaho
The Hawaiian translation for "will work toward better things" is "hoʻomākaukau i nā mea maikaʻi."
The translation of "How was work?" in Twi is "Wɔ ho bɛn?"
¿Trabajaste hoy?
Trabajo hoy.
Work centre
Quieres trabajar
google translate[:
The term "work out" has three meanings in English. 1) If the question refers to "work out" as a slang term for exercise (i.e. I work out at the gym.), there is one translation. 2) If "work out" is an expression for navigating problems (i.e. I worked out the solution to this math problem), there is a second translation. 3) If "work out" means to end satisfactorily (i.e. I know that this will all work out.), there is a third translation. Translation (1): J'aime faire de l'exercice. Translation (2): J'aime résoudre... Translation (3): Not applicable in this instance, but the expression for type three would be "se résoudre".
If the intent is to have a pun on the statement "those who can, do" then the translation will not work since the translation of "those who can, do" is "los que pueden, lo hacen" and the translation for "those who camp do" is "los que hacen campamiento, lo hacen." It doesn't work.
Poto or atamai
?Puedes trabajar mañana?