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unidiomatic

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unidiomatic
adjunidiomatisch


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However, the editors of the UK version clearly missed my point, assuming that I had written unidiomatic English, and changed "very thanks" to "many thanks".
Ivor Atkins adapted it for the organ, but was unidiomatic with Elgar's style and omitted half the music.
On a small notice board near our fourth floor classroom some students of English have affixed a hand-made poster about NATO in slightly unidiomatic English.
 
 
 
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