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Translation - French-English - "Est ce que c'est vraiment toi"? Stop, merci. Si...
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"Est ce que c'est vraiment toi"? Stop, merci. Si...
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Submitted by
manamaya
Source language: French
"Est ce que c'est vraiment toi"? Stop, merci. Si vous êtes intimement persuadé que ce n'est pas vraiment moi, ne me parlez pas, ça ira plus vite . Comme dirait Odile de Ré, "je suis le pape et j'attends ma soeur".
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"Is it really you?" Stop, please. If ...
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Translated by
kafetzou
Target language: English
"Is it really you?" Stop, please. If you're sincerely convinced that it's not really me, don't talk to me - that would be faster. As Odile de Ré would say, "I am the pope and I'm waiting for my sister".
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kafetzou
- 13 March 2007 14:18