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[france-eesti]

Two are easier to care for than one. If they're two, they can play and be social with each other, if you've only got one cat it's up to you to cover all those needs.

Exactly like kids!
Pontosan mint a gyerekekkel!


I wish I was a lemur in a tree in Madagascar...
Nagyon szeretnék lenni egy makimajom egy madagaszkári fában...

[dEhiN]

I wish I was a lemur in a tree in Madagascar...
Nagyon szeretnék lenni egy makimajom egy madagaszkári fában...

Por quê? Acho que é um desejo estranho!
Pourquoi ? Je pense que c'est un vœux bizarre !

[Osias]

Provavelmente pra não ter que trabalhar.
Probably to not to have to work.

[dEhiN]

Probably to not to have to work.

You could also say "probably so she doesn't have to work".
Pode dizer também "probably so she doesn't have to work".

[france-eesti]

But they are so CUTE!
Mas são tão GIROS!

[dEhiN]

But they are so CUTE!
Mas são tão GIROS!

Vraiment ?
Sério?

[Osias]

Eles tem a cara do Salém: https://www.instagram.com/p/BY7JAp2luJ6 ... laudinha_f
Ils sont vraiment comme Salém: [même photo]

[france-eesti]

Você aparece no Instagram da sua esposa? Suponho que se trata da mesma Claudia, quem gosta de pintar as unhas e tem algums gatos
Do you appear on your wife's Instagram? I suppose we're talking about the same Claudia, who likes paint her nails and owns a few cats.

[Osias]

Você aparece no Instagram da sua esposa? Suponho que se trata da mesma Claudia, que gosta de pintar as unhas e tem alguns gatos

Do you appear on your wife's Instagram? I suppose we're talking about the same Claudia, who likes paint her nails and owns a few cats.

"alguns"? Só dois.
"a few"? Only two.

[france-eesti]

A minha pergunta não falava dos gatos!
My question wasn't about the cats!

[dEhiN]

Do you appear on your wife's Instagram? I suppose we're talking about the same Claudia, who likes to paint her nails and owns a few cats.

Après le verbe « like » on doit ajouter « to » pour l'infinitive du prochain verbe.
Después del verbo "like" necesitas de poner "to" antes del infinitivo del siguiente verbo.*

(*Una pregunta: Es mejor a decir "...antes del siguiente verbo cuando eso es un infinitivo"?)

[Osias]

A minha pergunta não falava dos gatos!
My question wasn't about the cats!

É, mas eu sei lá!

Yes, but unfortunately I don't know how to answer your question, madam.

[france-eesti]

Mas então quem poderia?
So, then, who can?

[Osias]

Quem tiver a santa paciência de ir lá olhar em todas as fotos.
Le personne qui aurait le sante patience pour allez-y et regarder toutes les photos.

[dEhiN]

Lea personne qui aurait lea sante patience sainte pour allez-y y aller et regarder toutes les photos.

Je suis pas certain si la façon correcte serait « la patience sainte » ou « la patience de sainte » ou une autre chose.
Não estou certo se a maneira correta é "la patience sainte" ou "la patience de sainte".

[Osias]

No Brasil se diz antes, "santa paciência" por uma questão de ênfase.
Au Brésil on le dit devant, "santa paciência" pour le souligner.

[vijayjohn]

Lea personne qui aurait lea sante patience sainte pour allez-y y aller et regarder toutes les photos.

Je suis pas certain si la façon correcte serait « la patience sainte » ou « la patience de sainte » ou une autre chose.
Não estou certo se a maneira correta é "la patience sainte" ou "la patience de sainte".

On dit « sainte patience » en français aussi.
They say sainte patience in French, too.

[dEhiN]

On dit « sainte patience » en français aussi.
They say sainte patience in French, too.

Vraiment ? Je suppose que peut-être c'est une expression fixée, alors les règles pour les adjectives ne s'appliquent pas.
Really? I guess maybe that's a fixed expression and therefore the normal adjectival rules don't apply?

[vijayjohn]

Les adjectifs viennent parfois avant le nom en français aussi.
Sometimes, adjectives come before the noun in French, too.

[Michael]

Si dice "santa pazienza" anche in italiano!
Ze dice "santa pacienza" pe mmolisano pure!
One says {holy patience} in Italian/Molisan too!