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Hi sagittarius, could you explain the first sentence? I don't get it.

Foot - a unit of lenght here (feet in plural). Substitute it, for instance, by kilometres/miles and you'll understand. It is mentioned in the original text, as odd as it may seem. So I don't know...

OK, so I guess you should use "enter" instead of "go in".

"How many thousand feet did people enter the villages of Yamanaka?
or
"How many feet into the villages of Yamanaka did people go?"

Thanks lilian for the suggestions. I think the second is better, with a small correction:
"How many feet in the villages of Yamanaka did people go?"
The meaning is that people were walking all around the villages many times, and not that they just once entered them.

If that is the sense, it should be better (and clearer) as:
"How many feet around the villages of Yamanaka did people walk?"

Yes, that's it! Thanks!!!

Finally!

If you edit that we can set a poll.

The editing has just been done!

You forgot the title

I've allready put in the right one. Thanks lilian!!