on it's knees
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How would you say 'The country was on it's knees in Spanish?'
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updated ENE 17, 2010
posted by jayomcd
I wonder if you wanted to write, "it's knees?" Which means "it is knees." Don't you need the possessive pronoun "its" here? - 0057ed01, ENE 17, 2010
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"El pais estaba de rodillas" could be followed by "por" such as "por la situacion economica tan fea"
updated ENE 17, 2010
posted by Danieljoseph
País... - LuisaGomezBartle, ENE 17, 2010
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El país encendido es rodillas era. But that is just a guess. And it's probably a colloquial term that may not be used in other countries.
updated ENE 17, 2010
edited by Yeser007
posted by Yeser007
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El país estaba a sus rodillas.
updated ENE 17, 2010
posted by 005faa61
