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I need sword tranlsated

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I need translated

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updated Jul 26, 2015
posted by Chris_E
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Please do not duplicate posts. - ray76, Jul 26, 2015

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sword

updated Jul 26, 2015
posted by rac1
He wants what it says on the sword translated, which I did on the other similar post. :) - bosquederoble, Jul 25, 2015
Yes, I saw that post and was going to leave a comment about not posting twice, but they do appear to be different questions. Thanks. :) - rac1, Jul 25, 2015
Hi Amber , they are the same words mi amor , bosque is right. - ray76, Jul 26, 2015
Yes, I know...I was just explaining that at first, the questions appeared different. Trying to give the benefit of the doubt, but no, it was the same. :) - rac1, Jul 26, 2015
Amber mi amor , you are the quintessential forgiving nice person , I love you for it but fear you may be taken advantage of. - ray76, Jul 26, 2015
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Two threads and so far nobody got it right.

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"Donde pico saco roncha" which means: everywhere I sting I leave a lump (on the skin).

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I leave to you the correct interpretation.

updated Jul 26, 2015
posted by DualG
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Cuidado ,donde pico saco loncha.

Care, where i sting i remove slice.

updated Jul 26, 2015
posted by 000a35ff
Which makes no sense in English. - rac1, Jul 26, 2015
and this way? with a simple sting i cut a big slice. is not the same but has the same meaning - 000a35ff, Jul 26, 2015
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Does it say 'the closest shave that a man can get' ¿?

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I must say, my cut has improved your voice...

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updated Jul 26, 2015
edited by Faldaesque
posted by Faldaesque