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Do you know an example where book titles (that are originally in English) are translated opposite from the original when localized into your language thus creating some sort of juxtaposition?

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Is there really any European language that can be read and written from right to left?

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Are there conditionals in European languages to the same extent as Japanese, like as in a single verb can be used in multiple ways depending on social context and knowing the cultural nuances?

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Are there conditionals in European languages to the same extent as Japanese, like as in a single verb can be used in multiple ways depending on social context and knowing the cultural nuances?

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Are there conditionals in European languages in regards to verb conjugation?

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Do you know an example where book titles (that are originally in English) are translated opposite from the original when localized into your language thus creating some sort of juxtaposition?	1	books
Is there really any European language that can be read and written from right to left?	1	AskEurope
Are there conditionals in European languages to the same extent as Japanese, like as in a single verb can be used in multiple ways depending on social context and knowing the cultural nuances?	1	AskEurope
Are there conditionals in European languages to the same extent as Japanese, like as in a single verb can be used in multiple ways depending on social context and knowing the cultural nuances?	1	AskEurope
Are there conditionals in European languages in regards to verb conjugation?	1	AskEurope