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Translation - Swedish-English - DÃ¤r sitter vi. Pappa har Ã¤nnu inte varit pÃ¥...

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Title	DÃ¤r sitter vi. Pappa har Ã¤nnu inte varit pÃ¥...
Text Submitted by Natki	Source language: Swedish DÃ¤r sitter vi. Pappa har Ã¤nnu inte varit pÃ¥ sjukhuset. Johan har sagt Ã¥t honom att man inte ter emot besÃ¶k. DÃ¤rfÃ¶r slinker jag ut genom reservdÃ¶rren, nÃ¤r jag ger mig av dit, och lÃ¥ter mina fÃ¶rÃ¤ldrars bil rulla ut frÃ¥n pation.
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Title	We are sitting there. Daddy has not yet been to...
Translation English Translated by apagnes	Target language: English We are sitting there. Daddy has not yet been to the hospital. Johan told him that one does not allow visitors. Therefore I sneak out through the backdoor, when IÂ´m on my way there, and let my parents car roll down from the patio.
Remarks about the translation	Det finns inget ord pÃ¥ svenska som heter "pation" vad jag vet. finns det ett annat ord fÃ¶r det sÃ¥ korrigerar jag. There is no such word as pation in English. Without finding out what pation is there is no way this can be made understandable. Evidently pation is patio.

Last validated or edited by dramati - 18 December 2007 11:24

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		18 December 2007 03:55
	dramati Number of messages: 972	There is no such word as "pation" in English.
		18 December 2007 04:09
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Pation is not a swedish word. This word doesn't exist as far as I can remember. I think it's a name of a place or something else. We should ask the requester what that means. CC: dramati
		18 December 2007 04:20
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	I found it. It's the definite form of "patio" = the patio, the backyard. CC: dramati
		18 December 2007 04:43
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Through
		18 December 2007 04:59
	dramati Number of messages: 972	So, if it means patio then it would mean that he sneaks out of the home by letting the car coast in neutral. Ok, I will make the change for him and see if it works. Thanks
		20 December 2007 19:54
	Natki Number of messages: 1	Hej Dramati, Tack sÃ¥ hemskt mycket fÃ¶r Ã¶versÃ¤ttningen.Bor du i Sverige? BÃ¤sta hÃ¤lsningar Natki