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I'm translating a children's book about Africa- how would you say "landform", "today people call somewhere home" and "get" (as in the sense of getting rain)?

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updated Jun 20, 2011
posted by JCP1512

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"landform" can be translated as "accidente geográfico".

Wikipedia in Spanish states that "Ejemplos de accidentes geográficos son los montes, acantilados, valles, etcétera".

Maybe this is what you are looking for.

updated Jun 20, 2011
posted by mountaingirl123
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Well "landform" is one of the features that make up the earth's surface, such as a plain, mountain, or vallley (planicie, montaña o valle). "Today people call somewhere home" ("Hoy la gente le dice hogar a algún lugar"). "Getting rain" ("Recibiendo la lluvia").

updated Jun 20, 2011
posted by 00a4c226