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Translation - Greek-English - πήÏε ο john τον αλÎξης? ΣήμεÏα μας Îχει πιει το...
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πήÏε ο john τον αλÎξης? ΣήμεÏα μας Îχει πιει το...
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khalili
Source language: Greek
πήÏε ο john τον αλÎξης? ΣήμεÏα μας Îχει πιει το αίμα με την γκÏίνια του...
Title
Did john call alex?
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English
Translated by
noObi
Target language: English
Did John call Alexis? He is getting hard on our nerves with his moaning today...
Last validated or edited by
User10
- 7 May 2011 23:26
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27 April 2011 08:34
Majax
Number of messages: 17
First sentence is OK. Second I would rather translate as "He is getting hard on our nerves with his moaning today". "Drink our blood" is a greek expression for upsetting, getting on someone's nerves, bothering, tiring...
1 May 2011 16:24
User10
Number of messages: 1173
Hi
Could you please tell me if there is an English equivalent of the Greek phrase "to drink someones blood (make someone feel exhausted)" ?
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lilian canale
kafetzou
1 May 2011 18:36
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
I think Majax's suggestion is fine: 'to get on one's nerves' may fit. Or perhaps 'drives us crazy'
7 May 2011 23:26
User10
Number of messages: 1173
Thanks!