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August 2013

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One of your recent edits to the article on Asturian

Hello,

I see you added an elaborative note to the article on Asturian.

Since the English isn't that well-formed and the ideas appear to have come from something with a Spanish title, I assume it to be a translation. If this is so, would you please give me the original or put it in the article somewhere so; it would help me improve the translation.

Also, in English, we don't use angular quotation marks («»), only "".

(Si preferirías hablar en castellano, háblame en castellano)

Thanks,

Espreon (talk) 16:06, 19 January 2014 (UTC)

January 2016

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• <i>The hidden sayings of Jesus</i> Harper Collins, San Francisco, ISBN006065581X, pp. 81-82)</ref>
• gospels {{bibleverse||Luke|4:19}}; {{bibleverse-nb||Luke|4:24}}; {{bibleverse||Acts|10:35}}). Thus, the argument runs, the Greek Thomas has clearly been at least influenced by Luke's

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