1. "my friends," began jonathan hoarsely. "i hear what you say and i you. if i had one hundred pounds . ." 2. "lookia my frien, no be play we come play for your house. if we make mistake and step for inside you no go like am-o." which of the following is the best translation of line 2? "look here my friend, we are here to play around. we won't make a mistake and go inside with ammo." "look at my friend not wanting to play with us. maybe it's a mistake for us to talk. we should go inside and show him the ammo." "look here my friend, it's not an accident that we came to your house. if we come inside and find that we are mistaken, we won't shoot you." "look at my friend. he thinks we're just playing around. maybe it was a mistake standing out here without ammo."

"Look here my friend, it's not an accident that we came to your house. If we come inside and find that we are mistaken, we won't shoot you."

The best translation of line 2 is "Look here my friend, it's not an accident that we came to your house. If we come inside and find that we are mistaken, we won't shoot you."

Explanation:

These lines from the short story: "Civil Peace" by Chinua Achebe can be "translated" as the selected option is we take in consideration two details, first, the use of phonetic beyond spelling, and second, the presence of synonyms, some examples of it are: Lookia, as it would be pronounced following the British phonemes, would sound the same as Look here, and am-o would sound as ammo which is used to shoot a gun.

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