Can someone translate this phrase into Spanish for me?

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Ask the chairperson of the Spanish depsrtment at your university-s/he is a built-in expert. Or ask any member of the faculty who is a native speaker. You are right about the permanence and don’t want to discover, too late, that you got it wrong and it is a recipe for burrito filling.

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