Reflections - Original Writing

Thinking - original works you do not believe in these things. Do not worry how many swallows you have ever seen or how many swallows you will see in the future. You are thinking about walking. Wait, you do not want to do these two things together. Once thinking and walking is not safe. You just fall into a manhole, or you may be hit by a car. So you go see, I decided to walk instead of thinking. It looks very good, about swallows, you do not believe it.

Captain: The spelling of the captain 's name reflects writing to the original document. If deformed spelling with the same name occurs, it is usually the most common form of the original document, or the format closest to the Lloyd's flag of the flag. Document / Page Number: Carleton Papers contains a large number of documents with multiple pages in the document. The slip number itself is a 1 to 5 digit number like "9590". If necessary, the page number in the document is enclosed in parentheses (eg "9509 (44)"). If it is mentioned that an individual is multiple pages of a single document, the page number will be displayed. For example, "10033 (24, 36, 87)".

"Translation" is expressed in another language. In our version, we already convey and reflect the original vocabulary and grammar forms in the corresponding documentation of the recipient's language we translated. I did an accurate translation within the range that I did exactly. Strict literal translations are not practical, as idioms between languages ​​differ. To do this, although it is well maintained and provides readability, it really needs to be "text", but it is not really literal indeed. But in most cases, virtually literal rendering is understandable and faithful to the original feeling. When idioms are necessary, it is possible to maintain a considerable degree of accuracy while expressing the degree of freedom required, instead of deforming synonyms and grammatical reflection of vocabulary.