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--Vaya, hijo, no digas exprisiones... --¿Me quieres?--le dijo la Delfina apretándole contra sí.
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"Come now, son, don’t use such 'exprisons'..." "Do you love me?" the Dauphine asked him, holding him tightly against her.
Translated by marina 47497 1 month, 1 week ago
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“Come now, son, don’t use such expressions…”   “Do you love me?” the Dauphine asked him, holding him tightly against her.
Translated by marina 47497 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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"Come now, sonny, don’t use such exprisons..." "Do you love me?" the Dauphine asked him, holding him tightly against her.
Translated by marina 47497 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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"Come on, sonny, don’t say exprisons..." "Do you love me?" the Dauphine asked, holding him tight.
Translated by marina 47497 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Discussion

It is fine to reproduce the mispronounced words, but I think that, to avoid misunderstaings, we should put them in single quotation marks ( '... '), even though they are not there in the original.

 by soybeba 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Thanks. Of course "expressions" is the correct English word.
"exprisiones" not "expresiones" He has a special way of speaking, which is lost if everything is translated with correct words.

 by marina 1 month, 2 weeks ago

“Come now, son, don’t use such expressions…”
“Do you love me?” the Dauphine said to him, holding him tightly against her.

 by markvanroode 1 month, 2 weeks ago