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Titel	Bah oui, j'ai traville ici le mois dernier et je...
Tekst Tilmeldt af mela	Sprog, der skal oversættes fra: Fransk Bah oui, j'ai travaillÃ© ici le mois dernier et je suis revenue cette semaine pour ne rien faire en fait! Donc, moi je suis trop trop bien lÃ ! Et toi?

Titel	Well yes, I worked here last month...
Oversættelse Engelsk Oversat af maki_sindja	Sproget, der skal oversættes til: Engelsk Well yes, I worked here last month and I returned this week to actually do nothing! So, I'm doing very, very well here! And you?

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- 28 August 2008 04:14

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		26 August 2008 23:36
	MÃ¥ddie Antal indlæg: 1285	Hi Maki! I think that the word "bah" should have been translated. Madeleine
		27 August 2008 00:43
	jollyo Antal indlæg: 330	Some minor alterations maybe. I worked I have worked 'to actually do' 'actually doing'
		27 August 2008 00:57
	lilian canale Antal indlæg: 14972	I worked (last month) I have worked 'to actually do' (to do nothing) 'actually doing'
		27 August 2008 01:29
	Shaneeae Antal indlæg: 55	Bah oui ==> Well yes
		27 August 2008 02:06
	tarakbr Antal indlæg: 37	I think that "Bah" here means "Well".
		27 August 2008 02:39
	lilian canale Antal indlæg: 14972	Bah ---> So what?
		27 August 2008 07:52
	azitrad Antal indlæg: 970	I think it should be: "I'd doing too, too well here"
		27 August 2008 09:53
	Fosty Antal indlæg: 16	Well...yes, I worked here last month and I returned this week to actually do nothing ! So I'm very glad to be here ! What about you ?
		27 August 2008 15:26
	Lein Antal indlæg: 3389	I would say 'very, very well'
		27 August 2008 23:56
	guilon Antal indlæg: 1549	I would also translate "moi je suis trop trop bien lÃ !" as "I am doing very, very well here". "trop" means literally "too" or "too much", but it is often used figuratively in French as a simple "very", like in the present case.