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metaphor or poetic expression by Thai languge This question may include metaphor or poetic expression . By my searching thai-language.com , ก็จริง was obscure nuance specially . ต้นไม้ สวยงาม ก็จริง แต่เรา เอา  ไปไม่ได้ tree beautiful it is but want can't go 1.It is the beautiful tree but (I) can't go . 2.It is the beautiful tree but (I) can't climb . 3.It is the beautiful tree but (I) don't want to go . 4.It is the beautiful tree but (I) wouldn't be able to go . Which interpret is correct ? If the sentence is idiom of Thai culture , would you tell me that literal translation and liberal translation . thanks

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I suggest this translation: Trees are truly beautiful, but we cannot take them along with us.
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Hi peter B Thank you for your suggestion

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