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les hommes = <<men>>, le peuple, les gens = <<people>>, les femmes = <<women>>

It's wonderful watching people" not the people".
I think people is ok as the validated French translation uses "men" but can be understood just as "human beings".

@ Gamine, in this case the article "the" is necessary because we are not talking about everyone, but of certain group of people, those "who understand (are skilled in?) their work (craft, job, profession). It could also be "those people"

@ itsatrap, I don't think this refers only to "male human beings", but as people in general. Sometimes a literal translation turns out innacurate.

CC: itsatrap100 gamine

Thanks for the explanation, dear teacher.

hum... why not three verses as the original text?

Hi Isildur... I think we shall use the right punctuation for each language and I think it wouldn't be correct in English: "it's wonderfull, watching the people, who understand their work". What do you think?

I've made some tiny changes. I think it looks better now, doesn't it?

Guys, I'll cancel this poll and start a new one, OK?

CC: itsatrap100

wonderfull

Hi salihinal,
Was that "wonderfull" you wrote an answer to my question in the above message (I think it looks better now, doesn't it?) or a correction?
In any case, the correct spelling of the adjective is: wonderful

CC: salihinal

Yes answer to your question. And the wonderful"l", I did not see my mistake, sorry