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Traduction - Norvégien-Anglais - Hei, hvordan gÃ¥r det med deg i Praha? Til Norge...

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Titre	Hei, hvordan gÃ¥r det med deg i Praha? Til Norge...
Texte Proposé par mimajda	Langue de départ: Norvégien Hei, hvordan gÃ¥r det med deg i Praha? Til Norge kom endelig vÃ¥r og det er deilig. Til fredag kommer min sÃ¸ster til Norge, du husker henne, ikke sant? Jeg gleder meg til nestegang jeg skal til Praha, da hÃ¥per jeg fortsat at vi treffes igjen. Hilsen Irma

Titre	Hello, how's it going with you in Prague?
Traduction Anglais Traduit par pias	Langue d'arrivée: Anglais Hello, how's it going with you in Prague? The spring has finally arrived in Norway and it's lovely. My sister will come to Norway on Friday...you know her, don't you? I'm looking forward to the next time I'll visit Prague, and I hope that we can meet again then. Best regards. Irma

Dernière édition ou validation par lilian canale

- 28 Avril 2008 23:10

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	Auteur	Message
		28 Avril 2008 19:31
	lilian canale Nombre de messages: 14972	Hi Pia, "On Friday will my sister come to Norway, you know her, don't you? I'm looking forward to next time I will go to Praha," perhaps it would sound better: "My sister will come Norway on Friday...you know her, don't you? I'm looking forward to the next time I'll visit Praha (to my next visit to Praha)" Would any of those change the original meaning?
		28 Avril 2008 19:36
	pias Nombre de messages: 8113	No, it sounds fine. I'll edit to your proposal.(as usual )
		28 Avril 2008 21:52
	OrdinaryCat Nombre de messages: 8	i'm not completely sure, but think that "Praha" should be "Prague", it's not called "the spring", but just "Spring" or "Springtime". And finally you don't end a letter with "greetings", but with "best regards", "love" etc.
		28 Avril 2008 22:00
	pias Nombre de messages: 8113	Hi OrdinaryCat, you are right about "Praha", thanks! I will edit it Lilian.