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What's the recommended translation of Don Quixote for a non-Spaniard?
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>>25553934
English
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>>25554127
Damn, mine is Dutch
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idk how else to say this just read the book and you don't need to tell us
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>>25553934
Penguin classic one was pretty good
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>>25554253
Yeah Rutherford is great. I've noticed its getting much more visible space over the Grossman version even though that was in vogue for a long while (both editions came out around the same time)
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>>25553934
>Translating


I'm sorry you are not able to speak mexican.
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>>25553934
The Pierre Menard's one.
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>>25553934
The red one from the chick.
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The impossible dream song of don quixote is inspiration kino.
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Grossman reads well, though as a non-Spanish-speaker I can't comment as to its accuracy.
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>>25553934
to become a spaniard
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>>25553934
Just watch the movie.
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>>25553934
>>25554253
>>25554466
Rutherford if you prefer British English. Grossman if you prefer American English.



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