Ga, ga, ga, tale as old as time.

嘎，嘎，嘎，反复煎很久。

For example, ’Gazillion’ contains two morphemes – ga and zillion.’

例如gazillion包含两个词素——ga和zillion。

The Vietnamese word for the bird is " ga tay" or western chicken.

这种鸟越南语中被称为“ga tay”，即西方鸡。

Watch how in this scene, Abe Hiroshi turns tokoro ga kou yatte into " tocolocuerte" " tocolocuerte..."

请看这一幕，Abe Hiroshi 把 tokoro ga kou yatte 说成“tocolocuerte”，“tocolocuerte”。

The original name for Santa Fe is O' ga P' ogeh Owingeh, which means the " white shell place."

圣达菲的原名是 O'ga P'ogeh Owingeh，意思是“白色贝壳的地方”。

Oh, I'm so over the whole dating ga.

我不想再约会了。

So, don't make the " ga" or " ka" sound with it.

所以，不用它发出“ga”或“ka”的声音。

As the Japanese say, shikata ga nai.

- 正如日本人所说，“事已至此，无可奈何。”

Gideon, we ga otbrunette that just approached tubbs outside the security offices.

Gideon 我们发现一个深色头发女 卫处的办公室外靠近了Tubbs。

The GA, as it's called, meets from September through December every year but the worlds problems don't exactly follow the calendar.

联合国大会于每年9月到12月期间举，但国际上的问题并不会按照这个日程发生。

The GA, as it's called, meets from September from December every year, but the world's problems don't exactly follow the calendar.

联合国大会（亦称“联大”）每年的9月至12月举，尽管世界所面临的问题并不会遵循这一日程。

So, don't make a " ga" or a " ka" at the end for that.

所以，不为此结尾加上“ga”或“ka”。

GA representative sample of language, compiled for the purpose of linguistic analysis, is known as a corpus.

G. 语言库是一种比较有代表性的语言样本，它被汇编出来的目的就是用于语言学研究。

I remember I was in this room and there was a crib and I'm going 'Ga ga, goo goo' and I was on the potty.

我记得我当时这个房间里，那里有一张婴儿床，我会‘嘎嘎，咕咕’，然后我就便盆上。

Consonants are also, by your brain, lumped into three categories: front-of-the-tongue sounds like " sa, " back-of-the-tongue sounds like " ga, " and lip sounds like " ma."

舌头前部的音像“sa”，舌头后部的音像“ga”，嘴唇的音像“ma”。

It looks, from the spelling, as if it's needed, but it's not, so it's just: " ing" , " ing" , " ing" , and it's sort of in the throat, and you don't have to do a " ga" , " ga" in...

从拼写上看， 好像需它， 但实际上不需， 所以它只是：“ing” 、“ing”、“ing” ，它有点像喉咙里， 你不必做一个“嘎” ，“嘎” . . .