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Translation - Norwegian-English - Hege

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Title	Hege
Text Submitted by Wille	Source language: Norwegian jeg har ogsÃ¥ tre stesÃ¸sken, Hege som er 17 Ã¥r, henning er 15 Ã¥r og Anette er 11 Ã¥r.

Title	Hege
Translation English Translated by pias	Target language: English I also have three stepsiblings, Hege who is 17 years old, Henning is 15 years old and Anette is 11 years old.

Last validated or edited by dramati - 23 December 2007 13:34

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		22 December 2007 17:51
	pias Number of messages: 8113	dramati, I'll do a edit here since "stesÃ¸sken" is not older siblings.
		22 December 2007 20:18
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Half sibling is "halvsÃ¸sken", Pia. "StesÃ¸sken" is stepsibling. CC: Anita_Luciano
		22 December 2007 21:29
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	Agreed :-)
		23 December 2007 00:29
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	I really donÂ´t get it, Casper.... if you agree HERE that stesÃ¸sken = stepsiblings, then why do you insist on translating it to "adoptive" in the Spanish version??
		23 December 2007 04:09
	dramati Number of messages: 972	In English we could probably say half sibling or maybe we could even say step-sibling, which is the same. However, the most correct way would be to say step brothers and sisters, or half brothers and sisters. If the names in the translation are female then we would say "I have three half sisters", and if male "I have three half brothers." And if both "I have three half brothers and sisters". And you can replace the world "half" with "Step".
		23 December 2007 10:28
	pias Number of messages: 8113	Ok, thanks a lot to you all, I'll correct it to "step".