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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Idiomatic ?
Could anyone tell whether this sentence sound natural or not -
" Subtitles are usually preffered over dubbing because you're able to relate to the emotions with preserving the originality of the movie"
Thanks
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You were fine up to "emotions". It seems that "with" is not what you want, but I can't tell what you mean, so I can't recommend better phrasing.
- You were fine up to "emotions".
- It seems that "with" is not what you want, but I can't tell what you mean, so I can't recommend better phrasing.
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You were fine up to "emotions". It seems that "with" is not what you want, but I can't tell what you mean, so I can't recommend better phrasing.
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