Почему не quite A LOT heard? 🤔
«Через тернии к звездам» — это известное латинское изречение философа и поэта Сенека мы слышали ни раз. Тернии это очень колючее
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We heard the famous Latin saying "per aspera ad astra" (through the thorns to the stars) from the philosopher and poet, Seneca, quite a lot. The thorns are very sharp.
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More than once we were quoted the famous Latin maxim "per aspera ad astra" (through the thorns to the stars) from philosopher and poet Seneca. The thorns are very sharp.
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We quite often heard the famous Latin dictum "per aspera ad astra" (through the thorns to the stars) from philosopher and poet Seneca. The thorns are very sharp.
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Тоже можно: We heard... quite a lot.
🙏 Просто я с определённого момента стала думать, что often - ругательное слово в англ. языке. 😁
I just said that we don’t use it as often as Russians use часто in the simple sense of Я часто читаю, for example. A native would never say “I often read.” But with QUITE, for example, it sounds quite good.