Examples of using Folklore in English and their translations into Czech
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It's just folklore.
In the folklore of our country. Very old and very prominent.
It's more like a folklore, really.
A golem is a supernatural being from Jewish folklore.
And nowadays folklore is somehow an anachronism.
People also translate
But what lies behind the folklore?
And today's folklore has also faded somewhat.
That's a supernatural being from Arab folklore.
And you mean folklore of the virginally pure queen?
Very old andvery prominent in the folklore of our country.
On Eastern European folklore. I have read every book you have written.
The rumors of your prowess are nothing but local folklore.
Our mother-tongue, our folklore and artistic heritage.
And fairy tales were just stories. I would have said that folklore.
You will find something like it in the folklore of nearly every nation.
A rougarou is a supernatural creature out of ancient folklore.
He was attracted to urban folklore in all of its forms.
I have read every book you have written on Eastern European folklore.
I would have said that folklore and fairy tales were just stories.
So in a way, they do evoke the trolls of Scandinavian folklore.
You will find something like it in the folklore of nearly every nation.
And action. A rougarou is a supernatural creature out of ancient folklore.
The region of sun and folklore, where one festivity replaces another.
I have read every book you have written on Eastern European folklore. Thank you.
According to local folklore, These stones were carried here from africa.
Thank you. I have read every book you have written on Eastern European folklore.
A wall that, according to local folklore, hid an extraordinary secret.
My folklore section contains vampire lore from 17 inhabited planets.
A wall that, according to local folklore, hid an extraordinary secret.
Irish folklore, Greek myth, and even Maud Gonne's continuous refusal of him.