International ship?
Hi, people!
I have one question to you... How to translate to your native language "International ship"?
I will wait for the answers in comments!
Apr 24, 2007
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4 comments:
Lithuanian version would be "tarptautinis laivas". :)
Polish version would be: "międzynarodowy statek"
But I have to say that it sounds great only in Pasza's English :)
Ukranian version is "Міжнародний корабель" and Russian one is "Международный корабль"...
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