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Translation - Swedish-Hebrew - Tomma tunnor skramlar mest.

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Title	Tomma tunnor skramlar mest.
Text Submitted by pias	Source language: Swedish Tomma tunnor skramlar mest.
Remarks about the translation	Proverb. Please... if it's possible, write a comment in the note how your equivalence to this saying should be translated --> English. (word-by-word)

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Translation Hebrew Translated by jairhaas	Target language: Hebrew ×—×‘×™×•×ª ×¨×™×§×•×ª ×’×•×¨×ž×•×ª ×œ×¨×¢×© ×”×¨×‘ ×‘×™×•×ª×¨
Remarks about the translation	Transliteration: Haviot reikot gormot la-ra'ash ha-rav be-yoter. Haviot - barrels reikot - empty gormot - cause la-ra'ash - the noise ha-rav be-yoter - the most Incidentally, there is a Talmudic version of this saying, in Aramaic. It runs (transliterated): "Istra be-lagina kish-kish karya", literally meaning that a small coin in a large jug makes a lot of noise. -- libera, Nov 14

Last validated or edited by libera - 14 November 2009 15:49