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| Selected response from: Valentín Hernández Lima Spain Local time: 03:11 | ||||||
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Please read on Explanation: Reply: No other shanty was seen, as at the beginning you get there through different narrow trails, by taking this trail or the other one, and I saw no shanty there. ..would be a standard translation for your sentence. Cheers, Val |
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because then you start walking in all kinds of trails Explanation: trocha in Colombia is a trail, I believe |
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something like this, perhaps? Explanation: ....since at that point you begin to enter an area of narrow trails going from one to the other, and I didn't see any other farms. Just a possibility, Jeanne, Good Luck! |
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trochas=narrow path, trail or shortcut Explanation: Hola Jeannez, Una "trocha" en Colombia es una vereda angosta entre las matas o un atajo. Me imagino que la persona no pudo observar ningún otro rancho a su alrededor pues se encontraban en terreno agreste con mucha maleza. O bien porque iban de un atajo(shortcut) a otro. trocha. (Quizá del celta *tro¯gium). 1. f. Vereda o camino angosto y excusado, o que sirve de atajo para ir a una parte. 2. f. Camino abierto en la maleza. Real Academia Española © Todos los derechos reservados Buena suerte y saludos del Oso ¶:^) |
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No more huts were seen because one enters (the surrounding area) through Explanation: trails of one kind or another, and I did not observe any hut. (In Colombia a ranch is a hut, not a farm as in other parts of Latin America). I think the meaning comes across, yet it can be made more incorrect, if you wish. |
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because you start going from one trail to another, and I didn't see any rancho. Explanation: Trying to keep the register at least somewhat, and no need to translate rancho. |
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