Ladies and gentlemen! What I have in my hands?
How to call it in your language? What is it for?
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Answers · 11
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It looks like it might be a scythe, which is a tool used on a farm for cutting grain.
It might also be a hoe, which is a tool used for breaking up the ground to plant crops.
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I agree - it's a scythe! (Pronounced "saidh"... ie. a thick 'th' sound.)
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In English it is a scythe, and in Italian it is a "falce", the verb is "falciare".
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коса - it you have in your hands.
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@ mates1409 Спасибо, красавица! Приходи помогать собирать сено. Моя старуха в Italki
французский учит. Нет времени у нее.
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