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Translation - Romanian-English - trebuia să mă iei şi pe mine la pachet
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Title
trebuia să mă iei şi pe mine la pachet
Text
Submitted by
Ingridoca
Source language: Romanian
trebuia să mă iei şi pe mine la pachet
Remarks about the translation
Ingles americano
Title
you should have taken me
Translation
English
Translated by
lecocouk
Target language: English
You should have taken me as a package, too
Last validated or edited by
dramati
- 4 April 2008 13:52
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3 April 2008 17:37
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Hi lecocouk
"You should have taken me as a package, too."
What does this sentence mean?
Could you explain in other words what you think it means?
3 April 2008 17:55
casper tavernello
Number of messages: 5057
Take a look att the rejected one, Lilian.
3 April 2008 19:55
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Yes Casper, but what I wonder is what that "take" means.
"hold", "grab", "carry" or "wrap" ?
Take doesn't sound well.
3 April 2008 21:50
casper tavernello
Number of messages: 5057
Just like "take me with you".
"iei" from "lua" has the same origin as the Portuguese "levar".
4 April 2008 13:30
Oana F.
Number of messages: 388
"You should have packed me up, too, and take with you "