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en el medio del pacífico, sin buenos vientos uno no puede amerizar no hay vuelta atrás.

English

in the middle of the pacific, when you don't have the good winds, you cannot land, you cannot go back.

Last Update: 2015-10-13
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según la dirección del viento, uno podía quedar empapado por salpicaduras tan intensas como el agua de una tormenta.

English

depending on the wind's direction, you might get soaked by windblown spray as intense as any rainstorm.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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solo en días tranquilos y sin viento uno se puede acercar a ellas y contemplar en su sombra la vida marina animal y vegetal que se desarrolla en ellas.”

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only on tranquil, wind-free days can you approach them and contemplate the marine and vegetable life that thrives in their shade.”

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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cada uno de estos días del mes representa algo sagrado para nosotros: dos de los días representan el gran espíritu; dos son para la madre tierra; cuatro son para los cuatro vientos; uno es para el Águila moteada; uno es para el sol; uno para la luna; uno para la estrella de la mañana; cuatro son para las cuatro edades; siete son para nuestros siete grandes ritos; uno es para el búfalo; uno para el fuego; uno para el agua; uno para la roca; y finalmente uno es para la gente de dos pies.

English

each of these days of the month represents something sacred to us: two of the days represent the great spirit; two are for mother earth; four are for the four winds; one is for the spotted eagle; one is for the sun; one for the moon; one for the morning star; four are for the four ages; seven are for our seven great rites; one is for the buffalo; one for the fire; one for the water; one for the rock; and finally one is for the two-legged people. the buffalo has twenty-eight ribs, and in our war bonnets we usually use twenty-eight feathers.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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