Traduction - Allemand-Anglais - Hallo, habt Ihr lust auf gegenseitige Werbung ?

Hi Lene,

May I ask you why you requested this line and afterwards you translated it yourself?

Hi Lilian. Of course you may ask me. I'm just trying to improve my Germain. Didn't know I wasn't allowed to. Have already done that a lot of times.
Sorry, if I did something wrong.

I'll evaluate your translation this time, dear. I'll set a poll although I think your choice of the expression "feel like doing" doesn't fit here. Let's see, OK?

Hello, do you have pleasure (lust) for mutual advertising?

Thanks so much, Lilian.

Molly, please. Could you give me your comments on this translation as I don't agree with Merdogan's proposal.
Moreover it would help Lilian.
Thank you dear.

CC: merdogan

CC Molly ?

Hi Merdogan. I don't know how to cc her. She isn't on the list. I think your proposal is not that bad but don't think "lust" can be used here. It has another connotation. At least for me. But Lilian will know that. Anyway, thank for your help. All we need is a good translation.

CC: merdogan

I suggest(ed):
Hello, do you care for mutual advertisement?

Thanks so much Minny.
Well, I have retranslated my English translation back to German and it doesn't look so bad to me.
Let's see what the poll gives.

CC: merdogan

Minny's suggestion is more typical, maybe just "interested" is a better word, but there is no need to be so limited in one's choice of words. Maybe "cross-marketing" is a better translation of
<gegenseitige Werbung>.

Yes, Itsatrap, I agree with you.
One could also say
"Hello, are you interested in reciprocal promotion/advertisement?"

And Minny, I agree with: 'Hello, are you interested in reciprocal promotion/advertisement?"
And Lilian too. Thanks to you all for your help.

CC: itsatrap100