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Original text - English - I just knew the judge and my dog would hit it off
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Title
I just knew the judge and my dog would hit it off
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Submitted by
samyou
Source language: English
I just knew the judge and my dog would hit it off
Remarks about the translation
Edited "i" with "I" on notification from gamine / pias 090423.
Edited by
pias
- 23 April 2009 10:36
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23 April 2009 08:05
gamine
Number of messages: 4611
Personal pronoun
I
instead of ninth letter of the alphabet
i
.
23 April 2009 10:37
pias
Number of messages: 8113
Done, thank yoou
CC:
gamine
10 August 2009 11:02
jaq84
Number of messages: 568
It seems my English is not good these days!!
What would that possibly mean?
Is someone planning to hit a court's judge?
CC:
kafetzou
11 August 2009 02:47
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
"to hit it off" means to get along well, or to become friends.