CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean Translator

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Example Translations

Normal Language
"The Vinyl Café is playing records from the 70's"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"The Vinyl Café is playing records from the 70's"
Normal Language
"Stuart McLean will be spinning tunes tonight!"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"Stuart McLean will be spinning tunes tonight!"
Normal Language
"This week's theme is classic 80s radio"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"This week's theme is classic 80s radio"
Normal Language
"Join us for some great music!"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"Join us for some great music!"
Normal Language
"Tickets are now on sale!"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"Tickets are now on sale!"
Normal Language
"Tune in live every Saturday"
CBC The Vinyl Café with Stuart Mclean
"Tune in live every Saturday"

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