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Traduko - Brazil-portugala-Angla - GOSTARIA DE SABER A LÃNGUA QUE VOCÃŠ FALA...

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Titolo	GOSTARIA DE SABER A LÃNGUA QUE VOCÃŠ FALA...
Teksto Submetigx per mariaadelaidegalvao	Font-lingvo: Brazil-portugala GOSTARIA DE SABER A LÃNGUA QUE VOCÃŠ FALA CORRETAMENTE.

Titolo	I would like to know the language you speak correctly.
Traduko Angla Tradukita per HansHeineken	Cel-lingvo: Angla I would like to know the language you speak correctly.

Laste validigita aŭ redaktita de dramati - 21 Februaro 2008 05:14

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	Aŭtoro	Afiŝo
		20 Februaro 2008 02:58
	lilian canale Nombro da afiŝoj: 14972	I would like to know exactly what language you speak. The structure in the original seems to be wrong. It should have been: Gostaria de saber corretamente (exatamente, ao certo) a lÃngua que vocÃª fala. That's a wrong use of the sentence structure in Portuguese, not unusual though.
		20 Februaro 2008 20:23
	HansHeineken Nombro da afiŝoj: 63	I did'nt ask for that translation, i just translated as it came.
		20 Februaro 2008 20:28
	goncin Nombro da afiŝoj: 3706	Lilian, I see no problem (or inversion) in the original text. The requester is asking which language someone speaks fluently (i. e., without committing mistakes).
		20 Februaro 2008 20:55
	lilian canale Nombro da afiŝoj: 14972	OK, I agree that both are "possible" grammatically, but...which one do you think is the most likely question to be made? I'd like to know exactly what language you speak? or I 'd like to know what language you speak correctly? You, as a Brazilian know that it's very common using the adverb "corretamente" as meaning: "ao certo", don't you?