Sep 12, 2011 13:04
12 yrs ago
Czech term
mlsný jazýček
Czech to English
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Chameleon - mlsný jazýček
Chameleon rozviťe svůj lazyk
reklama na jazykovou školu
Chameleon rozviťe svůj lazyk
reklama na jazykovou školu
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +5 | Language development for the demanding palette | Karel Kosman |
4 | fastidious tongue | Scott Evan Andrews |
3 | picky tongue | Elena Slamova |
3 | let's lick that lingo into shape | Gerry Vickers |
Proposed translations
+5
41 mins
Selected
Language development for the demanding palette
pursuant to the discussion below, we all know that "jazyk" means both language and tongue in Czech, so this opens up opportunities to play with words which don't really work for the English language. You can mention this to the customer. I just fired something off the top of my head that would be sort of similar.
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Note added at 4 days (2011-09-17 11:34:43 GMT)
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jeepers, if I knew the answer had to be short I would have applied my creative juices and answered accordingly.
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Note added at 4 days (2011-09-17 11:34:43 GMT)
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jeepers, if I knew the answer had to be short I would have applied my creative juices and answered accordingly.
Note from asker:
Díky je to supr ale na logo moc dlouhé |
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Maria Chmelarova
30 mins
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agree |
Michal Surmař
33 mins
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agree |
Hannah Geiger (X)
: I like this because of another fact - 'palette' and the image of color, and of course chameleon reflects the colors of his environment - i.e. the' taste palette' and 'color palette' are working great in this case.
4 hrs
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agree |
Jana Bedanova
: I would probably say "palate" instead of "palette" :)) - in a sense that it is not for "everyone" as in for "wide palette" of people, but for the gourmands who have distinguished "palate"
16 hrs
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I think you're right. In my murky mind I remembered that the taste palate was spelt differently, but was too lazy to check. Both originally French words I guess. I believe palette is also those wooden trays for forklifts for storage facilities.
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agree |
Tobiáš Zíka (X)
18 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
5 mins
fastidious tongue
this will come down to preference. here "sweet-toothed" is not implied... diminutive adds the word "little" before tongue, but it doesn't sound like something I'd advertise.
9 mins
picky tongue
není to asi úplně přesné, ale nemyslím, že by angličtina měla sto-procentní ekvivalent
49 mins
let's lick that lingo into shape
Just one chucked onto the pile :)
Discussion
dobrá práce
Jiří
volík nejkratší verzi, protože to musí být krátké