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Needs native check.
Chek-chek is a Tatar dish
--responding to @needs native check--
chek-chek would need to be set in italic or placed in quotes to show that it is a foreign word.
Otherwise ok.
Thank you!
chek-chek -> chak-chak / çäkçäk (?)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/çäkçäk
I think "chek-chek" is fine. The Wikipedia page says it's frequently anglicized to "chak-chak", but doesn't say it always is, and "chek-chek" better matches some of the terms in other languages. I would rather not introduce Turkish letters into the English sentence.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #645290
A check-check festival took place in Latvia.
added by Demetrius, 13 de decembro de 2010
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A chek-chek festival took place in Latvia.
edited by Demetrius, 13 de decembro de 2010
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linked by Demetrius, 2 de xuño de 2011
A ‘chek-chek’ festival took place in Latvia.
edited by Demetrius, 2 de xuño de 2011
linked by deyta, 20 de xaneiro de 2016
A "chek-chek" festival took place in Latvia.
edited by AlanF_US, 29 de xullo de 2023
