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Not rest, Tom. But reset. Press a reset button (as we say it in Hungarian - of course translated into English).
I think Tom is referring to every day as one word.
I think he may have got out of the wrong side of the bed today.
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Katalin Szilárd Hungary Local time: 14:53 English to Hungarian + ...
The Hungarian saying refers to what you have written
Jul 23, 2018
Chris S wrote:
Katalin Szilárd wrote:
Tom in London wrote:
Katalin Szilárd wrote:
...New words are born everyday.
I rest my case.
Not rest, Tom. But reset. Press a reset button (as we say it in Hungarian - of course translated into English).
I think Tom is referring to every day as one word.
I think he may have got out of the wrong side of the bed today.
I knew he meant the everyday vs. every day. That's why I wrote "press a reset". It means "you may have got out of the wrong side of the bed today so "press a reset".
Christopher Schröder
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