Latvian term
jau ilgstoši ir vēlējies
4 +2 | He has long wanted to | Ilona Kangro |
4 -1 | have already long time wished | Egils Turks |
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Proposed translations
He has long wanted to
https://www.google.lv/?gws_rd=ssl#q="he has long wanted to" ...
Though he has long wanted to show his work in London, he says, “the question has always been how to do it, and meaningfully”.
On the set of Honour Killings, Indian director Avtar Bhogal says he has long wanted to make a film on the subject and was compelled to do so after discovering the problem existed in Britain.
have already long time wished
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Note added at 8 mins (2015-01-19 20:54:38 GMT)
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Pardon, vajag "has": has already long time wished
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Ilona Kangro
: Angliski runājošie šādi neteiktu, izklausās pēc burtiska tulkojuma no latviešu valodas.
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