"To our sincere regret ... it has now emerged that the text contains deeper levels of meaning, which are not immediately accessible to a non-native speaker," the institute said in an apology.
You bet.
"To our sincere regret ... it has now emerged that the text contains deeper levels of meaning, which are not immediately accessible to a non-native speaker," the institute said in an apology.
Is there a translation? Purely academic interest, of course.
ReplyDeleteI heard of a priest who said a similar thing to his congregation after taking Greek and Hebrew lessons.
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