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Yes, I agree. I didn't want to add either periods or semicolons, because the propositions are rather short, and a bigger pause by adding either periods or semicolons would make these separate sentences somewhat tiresome to read.
Yes, you're right, I added "and".
No, noses and tongues would not be necessary here (I believe). The first two or three organs appear in the plural here because we each have two of them :)
BTW, CK, so is the Latin, from which I translated. The dual organs appear in the plural, while the others - in the singular. And yet, the verbs are all conjugated for "we", first person plural.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #1338410
We see with our eyes, we hear with our ears, we feel with our skin, we smell with our nose, we taste with our tongue.
added by Eldad, January 5, 2012
linked by Eldad, January 5, 2012
We see with our eyes, we hear with our ears, we touch with our skin, we smell with our nose, we taste with our tongue.
edited by Eldad, January 5, 2012
We see with our eyes, we hear with our ears, we touch with our skin, we smell with our nose, and we taste with our tongue.
edited by Eldad, January 5, 2012
linked by averoes, May 3, 2014
