Oversættelse - Spansk-Engelsk - hola como estas.hace tiempo que no hablo aleman...

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Titel	hola como estas.hace tiempo que no hablo aleman...
Tekst Tilmeldt af fany-armani	Sprog, der skal oversættes fra: Spansk hola como estas.hace tiempo que no hablo aleman me ayudaras un poco con el aleman.
Bemærkninger til oversættelsen	para aprender la idioma

Titel	hello how are you?
Oversættelse Engelsk Oversat af thathavieira	Sproget, der skal oversættes til: Engelsk hello, how are you? it has been quite a while since I last spoke German, would you help me a little with German?
Bemærkninger til oversættelsen	Punctuation added.

Senest valideret eller redigeret af IanMegill2 - 1 November 2007 14:34

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	Forfatter	Indlæg
		31 Oktober 2007 04:00
	IanMegill2 Antal indlæg: 1671	Does the second sentence mean It has been quite a while since I last spoke German ?
		1 November 2007 03:13
	IanMegill2 Antal indlæg: 1671	thathavieira?
		1 November 2007 10:40
	guilon Antal indlæg: 1549	Hello, professor Megill, The second sentence means exactly what you said: "It has been quite a while since I last spoke German"
		1 November 2007 11:59
	IanMegill2 Antal indlæg: 1671	Ah! Merci guilon! Le chevalier vaillant accourt Ã la rescousse de la belle femme en dÃ©tresse! Que j'adore des histoires comme Ã§a! Guilon, could you also tell me if aleman is usually not capitalized in Portuguese? We go to the vote! And I bet everybody will like it now! CC: guilon
		1 November 2007 11:57
	IanMegill2 Antal indlæg: 1671	Original form of translation before editing: hello, how are you? there's some time that I don't speak german, would you help me a little with german?
		1 November 2007 12:14
	guilon Antal indlæg: 1549	Right, languages and nationalities are not capitalized both in Spanish and Portuguese.
		1 November 2007 12:59
	Angelus Antal indlæg: 1227	In Portuguese when you talk about nationalities like - He's German - Ele Ã© alemÃ£o - you do not capitalize it. But when talking about subjects - I study German - Eu estudo AlemÃ£o - you do capitalize it.
		1 November 2007 13:08
	goncin Antal indlæg: 3706	Angelus, I'm not sure whether we always capitalize language names... "Eu estudo alemÃ£o" wouldn't look strange or wrong for me, unless we are talking about disciplines: "Meu curso tem MatemÃ¡tica, Filosofia e AlemÃ£o em sua grade horÃ¡ria" ["My course has Mathematics, Philosophy and German on its schedule"]. CC: Angelus
		1 November 2007 14:40
	thathavieira Antal indlæg: 2247	Hi sorry, I'm always late to see everything... Sorry... Thanks everyone...
		1 November 2007 15:11
	Angelus Antal indlæg: 1227	Goncin - I didn't say it's WRONG to capitalize it. I remembered I saw something about this in one of my Portuguese books. I'll have to check it again
		2 November 2007 02:09
	guilon Antal indlæg: 1549	OK, I take back my statement. I don't know about Portuguese. As for Spanish, we don't really capitalize languages and nationalities. And this translation was about a Spanish source.