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Hey baby, We zouden niets doen aan valentijn,...
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Skrevet av Cinderella
Kildespråk: Nederlansk

Hey baby,
We zouden niets doen aan valentijn, maar toch nog iets van mij,
Kusjes

Schatje, ik hou van je.

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Hey sweetie, We shouldn't do anything about Valentine,...
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Språket det skal oversettes til: Engelsk

Hey sweetie,
We shouldn't do anything about Valentine's Day, but still here's something from me,
Kisses

Honey, I love you.
Senest vurdert og redigert av kafetzou - 11 Februar 2007 17:30





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11 Februar 2007 06:05

kafetzou
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Is it "we shouldn't" or "we don't need to"? And is it "about Valentine's Day" or "for Valentine's Day"?

11 Februar 2007 13:14

Cinderella
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I don't know. Source language is holand (Nicole29). I don't speek holand and I asked translation to english, to make translation to serbian. http://www.cucumis.org/prevod_29_t/pregled-prevoda_v_49635.html

11 Februar 2007 17:00

kafetzou
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Thanks for your response, Cinderella, but I was actually asking the translator.

12 Februar 2007 19:23

riesj
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Kafetzou, I’m originally from England but I live for more then 30 years in Holland now. I think you can use the both options.

13 Februar 2007 01:46

kafetzou
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Wow - it seems you've become completely hollandized! We would say "I've lived in Holland for more than 30 years" - a native speaker would never say "I live" in this context.

Anyway, I wasn't questioning your English. It's just that I can't understand the Dutch original, so I was wondering which it meant in English - "we shouldn't" is quite different from "we don't need to" in English!

But it's not important anymore - the translation has been validated (by me).