TRADICIJA JE - превод на Енглеском

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• tradition has
• traditions are
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Примери коришћења Tradicija je на Српском и њихови преводи на Енглески

Naša tradicija je da pokupimo oružje.
Our tradition is to pickup the guns.

Nasa tradicija je veoma vazna u ovoj zajednici.
Our traditions are very important in the community.

Ali tradicija je tradicija, treba to poštovati.
Tradition is tradition and must be respected.

Za njih, tradicija je snažnija od praznoverja.
For them, tradition is stronger than superstition.

Tradicija je čudna stvar.
Tradition is a strange thing.

Tradicija je važna.
Tradition is important.

Naša tradicija je naša obaveza za budućnost.
This tradition is an obligation for the future.

Ova zemlja je mlada, ali njena tradicija je stara.
This country is young, but its tradition is old.

Panterama je tradicija, a tradicija je dobra, dušo.
Pantherama is tradition, and tradition is good, sweetheart.

Pa, ta tradicija je mrtva.
Well, that tradition is dead.

Tradicija je da ustrijele nekoga na Source Awards.
Shooting people at the Source Awards is a tradition.

Božićni bal tradicija je Tromagijskog turnira od njegova nastanka.
The Yule Ball has been a tradition of the Triwizard Tournament since its inception.

Tradicija je ipak tu da se poštuje….
There is a tradition of respecting….

Tradicija je da se prvog dana zime napravi zdravica.
It's tradition on first day of winter to raise toast.

Tradicija je velika i izražava se u različitim oblicima.
The tradition is great and takes on many forms.

Tradicija je da se stavi kamen na spomenik.
It's tradition to place a rock on a headstone.

Tradicija je da pripremimo koktel žurku za pridošlice.
It's a tradition that we host a cocktail party.

Njihova tradicija je veoma živa.
The tradition is still very much alive.

Tradicija je da se stavi oružje pod šefove noge.
It's a tradition to keep the guns at the boss' feet.

Tradicija je da ratnik popije sake pre odlaska u bitku.
It's tradition for a warrior to have a drink of sake before going into battle.