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Hotdog, which literally translated to English means hot dog,
By the way, it is possible that in Russia the name of the film will not be literally translated.
The main differences: the absence in the Air Force of the rank of major general(literally translated from Italian-"brigadier general").
The word“bonsai” is a Japanese term which, literally translated, means“planted in a container”.
The national currency of Romania is the leu(plural lei), which, literally translated, also means lion in Romanian.
The Greeks also had a similar expression that literally translated to“Dog Days”.
In Macedonia it is called"Подморница"-"Podmornica", literally translated"Submarine".
In Serbia, it is called"Podmornica", literally translated"Submarine".
Literally translated from the Latingerundive as"things that must be disseminated",
Literally translated from the Latin gerundive as"things that must be disseminated",
The name Sundarban can be literally translated as“beautiful jungle” or“beautiful forest” in the Bengali language(Sundar,“beautiful” and ban,“forest” or“jungle”).
Chinoike Jigoku(literally translated as"Bloody Hell Pond" in Japanese)
Literally translated from the Latin"rhododendron" means"rose tree"-
The name Sunderban can be literally translated as“beautiful jungle
Literally translated from the Latin gerundive as"things which must be disseminated",
expressions more or less literally translated from languages like French and English.
Literally translated African country names including"Land of Honest Men"(Burkino Faso),
Election of"representatives of the course" or"speaking on behalf of the course"(as literally translated Jahrgangsvertreter and Jahrgangssprecher respectively) are held by secret ballot with all the attributes democratic will.
Attorney Emil Kurbedinov defends several participants named in the case of extremism as members of the organization Hizb ut-Tahrir al Islam(literally translated as“Islamic Liberation Party").
Terracotta soldiers in China, the scarf dates all the way back to ancient Rome where it was originally called a Sudarium, literally translated to mean“sweat cloth”.