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Hi friends and teachers, is it compulsory for us to put "the" before things that have been talked about. I was wondering if I can remove "the" in this case.
Person A: I'm looking for a native speaker who can translate the subtitles on eight short videos into Chinese.
Person B:
1. After reviewing your job descriptions, it's clear that you're looking for a native speaker who can translate the eight short videos'subtitles into Chinese.
2. It is clear that you are looking for a native speaker who can translate the subtitles on (the) eight short videos into chinese.
I think I must keep it in the first sentence. The second sentence sounds fine to me with or without "the" but I'm not a native speaker so I need your opinions on this.
8 de mar. de 2021 10:30
Respuestas · 9
Because you are talking about eight specific videos you need 'the'. If you were hiring someone to translate subtitles generally, you wouldn't need it.
8 de marzo de 2021
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Kai
Competencias lingüísticas
Chino (mandarín), Chino (cantonés), Chino (hokkien), Inglés, Indonesio, Malayo, Ruso
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Chino (cantonés), Inglés, Indonesio, Malayo, Ruso
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