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1 Dec 2020
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who would say that I went to the moon.
(does this sound natural?)
who would say that I went to the moon.
(does this sound natural?)
(does this sound natural?)
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- English (US)
- Spanish (Mexico) Near fluent
quien diría que fui a la luna. así se traduce, no entiendo
- English (US)
It sounds like a question. "Who would say that I went to the moon?" It feels like an old-fashioned way of saying "Why is someone lying about me going to the moon?" or it could be used as a rhetorical device to say "I've obviously never been to the moon." The way it's written doesn't look natural, but it's definitely a thing someone might say naturally in certain contexts.
- Spanish (Spain)
@Sarahcamerer5 yeah that's the translation what u didn't understand
- Spanish (Spain)
@allansianadventurer no is nothing related to lying
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