Translation - Bosnian-English - KeramiÄar s iskustvom postavlja sve vrste...Current status Translation
 This translation request is "Meaning only". | KeramiÄar s iskustvom postavlja sve vrste... | | Source language: Bosnian
KeramiÄar s iskustvom postavlja sve vrste keramiÄkih
ploÄica. | Remarks about the translation | Poslovni oglas, u malim oglasima. |
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| Bricklayer with experience | | Target language: English
Bricklayer with experience lays all types of ceramic tiles |
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1 June 2008 01:15 | | | Hi maki, what do you mean by "set"?
make? create? produce? | | |
1 June 2008 01:26 | | | | | |
1 June 2008 01:37 | | | "ceramist" is an artisan who makes ceramic objects or artwork. He does not "apply" ceramic plates.
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1 June 2008 01:50 | | | I see, but I couldn't find a proper word in English. Do you have any suggestion? | | |
1 June 2008 01:54 | | | What would be logical is the verb "make", but I don't know if that conveys the original. You tell me.
Try to think in a synonym for the verb in Bosnian...that may help. | | |
1 June 2008 02:56 | | | The verb is ok, but the noun "ceramist" isn't. I can't remember the English word for someone who sets ceramic plates, someone who sticks them on the wall in bathroom. | | |
1 June 2008 03:06 | | | Oh, well that's totally different!
What you mean is not "ceramic plates", but tiles. That person who lays the ceramic tiles is a bricklayer.
Therefore the sentence should read:
Bricklayer with experience lays all types of ceramic tiles.
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1 June 2008 10:49 | | | In Bosnian and Serbian a bricklayer is a person skilled in building with bricks (zidar) and we have the other word for someone who lays the ceramic tiles (keramiÄar). "KeramiÄar" doesn't make buldings. That's why I had problem to find a proper word.
Tnx, Lilian.  |
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