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12:18 Sep 15, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Parrot Spain Local time: 16:16 | ||||
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4 +1 | advanced or normalized writing |
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5 | advanced or very formal |
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4 | of a later period or very formalized |
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advanced or normalized writing Explanation: OK |
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of a later period or very formalized Explanation: Only another phrase just like: "advanced and formalized writing" It is clear in Spanish, the difficulty is to put it right in English |
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advanced or very formal Explanation: Excuse my intervention, you seem to be doing well, but just to point out that inscriptions are by nature "hard material" and thus have to be thought out before they are carved. In the analysis of Arabic, the difference in graphology has been called "cursive" and "monumental", because the nature of the material determines the latter. Definitely a monumental script will be formal. |
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