01-18-2008, 02:32 PM
That's interesting - would definately look better.
My russian-polish dictionary (a big one) gives only one translation of word "galoshi" and it's polish "kalosze", which is "wellington (or rubber) boots" and nothing else.
But I have checked russian dictionary and it gives both meanings (rubber or leather low footwear worn over boots or shoes). Since the second meaning (the one you gave) seems to have more sense (I mean - both are possible, but rubber boots would really look strange), I will probably change it.
Any idea what english equivalent would be good here? "waterproof overboots?"
Thanks for pointing it out. If any of You notice anything else that seems to be wrong with my translation or any unclear phrases, please post them here.
My russian-polish dictionary (a big one) gives only one translation of word "galoshi" and it's polish "kalosze", which is "wellington (or rubber) boots" and nothing else.
But I have checked russian dictionary and it gives both meanings (rubber or leather low footwear worn over boots or shoes). Since the second meaning (the one you gave) seems to have more sense (I mean - both are possible, but rubber boots would really look strange), I will probably change it.
Any idea what english equivalent would be good here? "waterproof overboots?"
Thanks for pointing it out. If any of You notice anything else that seems to be wrong with my translation or any unclear phrases, please post them here.












