What does this say in English?

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Here lets break this down.Mi nombre which means My name is, added with Kayla means my name is Kayla. y means and escribo espanol write spanish.So that whole sentance is "My name is Kayla and I write in Spanish."<span>Tambien escribo japones. which means "</span>I also write Japanese." but a rougher translation and correct translation would be "I also write in Japanese."
Also the second one is pretty self explanatory... it just means "Translation is one of my favorite hobbies."

so heres the whole thing.
1. My name is Kayla and I write in Spanish. I also write in Japanese.
2. Translation is one of my favorite hobbies.

Sophie [7]2 years ago

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1. My name is Kayla and I write Spanish. I also write in Japanese.
2. The translation is one of my favorite hobbies

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