i am reading it for english and it is kinda confusing.
131363
He is at the hospital and his parents r dead and the doctor gives him pokey the pig and the government win and might kill him then it leaves u haning then the whole book restatrs it is a peice of crap book
433902
I read the "Da Vinci Code", and i think it's English but you need to put it in front of a mirror in order to see it in English.\nThere are some Greek Letters but, most of them are written incorrectly so i can't help you unless I'll get more information.
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Try reading backwards!!!\n\nBewarethesangerinitiative\n\nCan you read it now?
180562
Sorry kid, but I think you need to brush up on your English a bit.
170040
Not quite... It's generally understandable though. \n\nIf you're meaning... \n\n"I'm afraid my English is not good enough to understand the important rules that you are going to say."\n\nI'm is I am, which, in some circles is more common, and readable, but of little importance grammatically.\n\nThe important point is with the word "miss". In this incident having miss instead of understand makes the meaning of the sentence change dramatically. \n\nWritten as you did, it basically means that if you understand English well, you won't be able to understand... \n\nThis is non-sensible, and self contradictory, so it leaves the reader with the option of understanding it despite its poor grammar. \n\nAmericans often make similar mistakes themselves and, perhaps unconsciously, compensate, as many of those who have answered before me have done.\n\nI seperated the above into extra paragraphs to make it more readable, and hopefully easier to understand. Normal English obviously does not use such segmented paragraphing.
340730
The whole thing confused me.
166704
I'm pretty sure it's a joke, meant to show you how a paragraph can be horribly misinterpreted if read incorrectly. Hopefully, the first paragraph is the right one. The second one is bizarre.
181816
I do not know what woh is.  If you want to be good at English than you should read, anything.  Do not worry if you are not that good.  It is the most complicated language ever.
416786
Sorry, my Gibberish to English translator is out of order. Please try again.
357795
I teach my students the five finger rule for choosing books.  They read the first few pages, and put up a finger for each word they don't know.  If they get to five before they finish a couple of pages, that book may be too hard for them.  If you have the patience to continue with the book, go for it!  I use the same rule when choosing spanish books to read.  What you might want to do is find the book in your native language as well, so that you can compare - just remember that it may not be an exact translation, as translators are people, too!
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It's a great song but I too am trying to figure out what it means.The meanings I have going around in my head are probably so far off.
413398
This question is kinda confusing.
472581
Your question is inconprehensible. Although it is legible, because you can read it, it doesn't make any sense.
201360
These contradictions are natural and expected if you think of these books as ancient writings.\n\nBut they can be confusing and frustrating if you believe the books are THE WORD OF GOD.
173592
I read a translation of the Illiad this summer.  and I thouhg it was pretty good.  You just have to get the translation that isn't as long. I'd say the storyline etc was 5 out of 5.  a bit of a challenge to read it but you just have to get yourself in the right mindset.
532210
Sounds like the translators made an a*s of this.\nOr should it be a 'gadha'? LOL.
47037
If English is your native language it will be easier to understand. If not, it will be harder but not impossible.