UN report on best places to live in the world
Alex Muntean
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10 November 2006
The United Nations has released its annual report this week, ranking
the quality of life for 177 countries of the world. For six consecutive
years, Norway has taken first place. With a population of only about
4.5 million, it is one of the most oil-rich-per-capita nations in the
world, giving the society large amounts of wealth to lavish upon its
citizens in education and social services.
Iceland, Australia, Ireland and Sweden are ranked as the second through
fifth best places to live, with Canada, Japan and the United States at
six, seven and eight.
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Articolul complet:
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2006_11_10/global/best_places_live_world_2006.htm
Andi Benedek
Alex Muntean
> "seven", lucky number ?
Da, Japonia e pe 7. Ca sa vad vat de norocos e 7, m-am uitat putin in
Wikipedia. E foarte detaliata pagina despre numarul sapte:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven
De ex:
# The number of the Seven Deadly Sins: Lust, Gluttony, Avarice, Envy,
Wrath, Sloth, and Pride.
# The number of the Seven Virtues: Chastity, Moderation, Liberality,
Charity, Meekness, Zeal and Humility, corresponding to the seven deadly
sins.
Dar probabil ca tu te referi la asta: "Seven Lucky Gods exist in
Japanese mythology": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Lucky_Gods
Andi Benedek
"mystic knot".
Dar ce ne spune wickedpedia despre aşa ceva oare?
Păi să vă scutesc de efort: "No page with that title exists."
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Alex Muntean
> Păi să vă scutesc de efort: "No page with that title exists."
Andi Benedek
Dar despre "mystic knot" ce ni se spune în Wikipedia ?
Unde-s kanjiurile chinezeşti pentru această traducere englezească ?