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Chino simplificado
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Japonés
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¿Esto suena natural? The pine tree which is grew in my house, had a lot of meaning of Korean's philosophy like constancy.
내 집 안에서 자라고 있는 소나무는 불변성과 같은 한국 철학의 많은 의미를 갖고 있었다.
¿Esto suena natural? The pine tree which is grew in my house, had a lot of meaning of Korean's philosophy like constancy.
내 집 안에서 자라고 있는 소나무는 불변성과 같은 한국 철학의 많은 의미를 갖고 있었다.
내 집 안에서 자라고 있는 소나무는 불변성과 같은 한국 철학의 많은 의미를 갖고 있었다.
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The pine tree (that) I'm growing in my house represents many Korean philosophical ideas like consistency/invariability.
@bunnyip It's literally in his house :)
"내 집 *안에서* 자라고 있는 소나무"
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- Inglés (US)
Poco natural
Which grew at my house
Which grows at my house
A lot of meaning in Korean philosophy
Also...
grew near my house.
grew in my yard.
We read "in my house" literally as inside the house.
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Bun/ yes. I grow my Pine tree inside my house. It is too small to grow in my house.
- Inglés (US)
Poco natural
oh,ok, it is only a little tree. :)
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The pine tree (that) I'm growing in my house represents many Korean philosophical ideas like consistency/invariability.
@bunnyip It's literally in his house :)
"내 집 *안에서* 자라고 있는 소나무"
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