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Vote now!ตอบแล้วคำถามเกี่ยวกับภาษา I draw story about a women that her boyfriend cheated on her but she didn’t care she bought cakes and milk tea to ate happily.
I want caption about this story i need to tell “Love is not everything, dessert is everything” I think it’s literal translation. Could you fix it to beautiful sentences?
PS: Delve into these free English learning lessons: Teaching: Possible Positions of Adverbs in a Sentence — The Hyphen and The Dash — Tongue twisters — False Ellipsis (Part 2)
- Pailove
May 2020
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 | exRangerMay 2020 re: “Love is not everything, dessert is everything” TRY THIS: "Dessert, not love, is everything." |
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 | hekmaMay 2020 I wrote a story about a beautiful woman. Her boyfriend was a betrayer . He always cheated on her. But She didn't take care about her at all. So she descided to buy a piece of cake and milk tea . And she enjoyed eating them. |
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hekmaMay 2020 In translation sometimes we add some words to make it stronger and nicer or we omit some words which arent necessary in target text. To summarize, we should write what we understand in our own language.