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Translation - Hebrew-English - ×”×§××ž×‘×§ ×©×œ ×ž×§×“×•× ×œ×“×¡ ×ž×¤×ª×™×¢ ××ª ×”×ž×•×ž×—×™×

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Title	×”×§××ž×‘×§ ×©×œ ×ž×§×“×•× ×œ×“×¡ ×ž×¤×ª×™×¢ ××ª ×”×ž×•×ž×—×™×
Text Submitted by hilatamir	Source language: Hebrew ×œ×¤× ×™ ×–×ž×Ÿ ×œ× ×¨×‘ ×”×™×” × ×“×ž×” ×©×¤×’ ×ª×•×§×¤×” ×©×œ ××™×ž×¤×¨×™×™×ª ×”×ž×–×•×Ÿ ×”×ž×”×™×¨ ×ž×§×“×•× ×œ×“'×¡. ×”×ž×›×™×¨×•×ª ×¦× ×—×•, ×”×ž×•×¦×¨×™× ×”×—×“×©×™× ×œ× ×”×ž×¨×™××• ×•×”×—×‘×¨×” ×–×›×ª×” ×œ×§×™×ª×•× ×•×ª ×©×œ ×‘×™×§×•×¨×•×ª ×ž×¤×¢×™×œ×™× ×‘×ª×—×•× ×”×¦×¨×›× ×•×ª, ×ª×–×•× ××™× ×•××—×¨×™× ×©×—×©×©×• ×ž×¤× ×™ ×ž×’×ž×ª ×”×”×©×ž× ×” ×”×”×•×œ×›×ª ×•×ª×•×¤×—×ª ×‘××¨×”"×‘. ××¤×™×œ×• ×”×ž× ×™×” ×”×—×¡×™× ×” ×©×œ×” ×“×™×©×“×©×” ×‘××–×•×¨ ×”-12 ×“×•×œ×¨ ×œ×ž× ×™×” ×‘-2003.
Remarks about the translation	×× ×’×œ×™×ª ××ž×¨×™×§× ×™×ª

Title	The comeback of McDonalds surprises the experts
Translation English Translated by dramati	Target language: English Not so long ago it seemed as if it was the end of the line for the fast-food empire of McDonald's. Sales fell, their new products didn't take off, and the company received lots of complaints from consumer protection workers, dieticians, and others who were worried about the problems with obesity that are developing in the United States. Even the stock shares were trampled down to about 12 dollars a share in 2003.
Remarks about the translation	×“×™×©×“×©×” means trampled, but, in translation to spoken day-to-day English, it would be better to say "Even the stocks tumbled to about 12 dollars a share in 2003." which is the intention but not the letter of the accurate translation of the words here.

Last validated or edited by IanMegill2 - 17 October 2007 05:24

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		13 October 2007 13:06
	milkman Number of messages: 773	Instead of "consumer protection workers" it should say "consumer protection activists"
		13 October 2007 15:15
	dramati Number of messages: 972	HI Totally correct. The word in Hebrew was "workers" but the intent, when translated into English, could very well be activists. The Hebrew language uses another word for activists.
		13 October 2007 15:43
	dramati Number of messages: 972	Further to my last post The Israelis also use ××§×˜×™×”×™×¡×˜ to absolutely define the difference between consumer protection workers who, in Israel, are government employees, and consumber protection activists which, to my sorrow, is not a very big movement in this country. If we were discussing the peace movement, or human righs, or womens rights, then it would be completely clear that we are talking about activists (NGOs and the such) rather than a government agency to protect the above.