Examples of using Manx in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Manx Museum.
I can't find Manx.
Manx is not British.
Or how the Manx cat lost her tail?
Manx National Week.
How did the Manx cat lose its tail?
Because it's a dead language, like ancient Greek or Manx.
A Manx but with long hair.
People speak English and Manx in the Isle of Man.
Thus Manx has never been a dead language.
Last one back to the palace has to walk Manx for a month.
Like the Manx, this cat is usually very healthy.
Farm animals include plough horses, Loghtan sheep and shorthorn cows(and,of course, those Manx cats).
Like the Manx, it is a cat that is usually very healthy.
Of particular note is an important collection of material from the Celtic and Viking periods,including a collection of Manx crosses.
Like the Manx cat, the Cymric cat is usually very healthy.
Looks like it's had some work done since its day,but I bet this thing still purrs like a Manx and roars like a lion.
There's no treatment for Manx syndrome besides symptomatic care.
Manx" can become quite frustrating at times with it's one card limit in the reserve(tail).
She's got two cats, one manx, one ordinary… three rabbits in the kitchen.
The overall winning time was 27 hours, 38 minutes set by Vic Wilson andTed Mangels while driving a Meyers Manx buggy.
Many people call the Manx the“dog cat” because of its strong desire to be with its people.
They say, allowed Hamilton to avoid tax thatwould otherwise have been due, and that the Manx government did not take the proper steps to collect the VAT owed.
The Manx is a medium-sized cat that's known for its most obvious feature: the lack of a tail.
Also known as Ronaldsway Airport- or Purt Aer Vannin in the Manx tongue- Isle of Man Airport is one of two main gateways to the island.
Kuszyńska entered the Polish music scene in 2000, whenshe was selected as the new vocalist of the Polish pop rock band Varius Manx, replacing Kasia Stankiewicz.
I have a female Manx cat that loves to watch me work on the computer, and while I was in the process of moving some of the photos from my flashcard, she decided to take a stroll on the keyboard, and hit the right combination of keys to erase some of the photos from the card.
Held each July 5 since 1417 on Tynwald Hill at St. John's, an ancient Bronze Age burial mound, the event sees the proclamation of all laws passed by theisland's parliament over the course of the previous year in both Manx and English.
John Quayle(actor)(born 1938), English actor John Quayle(advocate, b. 1693)(1693-1755), Manx lawyer who became the Clerk of the Rolls on the Isle of Man John Quayle(politician)(1868- 1930), American politician John Quayle(rugby league)(born 1947), Australian rugby league footballer and administrator.
