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Translation - Serbian-English - Da voda bude kristalno Äista kao sa izvora!

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Title	Da voda bude kristalno Äista kao sa izvora!
Text Submitted by Jana81000	Source language: Serbian Da voda bude kristalno Äista kao sa izvora! Birajte po svom ukusu, birajte najbolje! Da bi voda do vas stigla u izvornom kvalitetu potrebna je kvalitetna instalacija!
Remarks about the translation	HI, everyone! I am trying to translate these sentences from Serbian to English, but I just can't make a sentence that makes sence! :((( I know how is every word pronounced and written but when I translate it it just doesn't make any sence...

Title	Water
Translation English Translated by CursedZephyr	Target language: English In order for the water to become crystal clear as if it were from the spring! Choose according to your own taste,choose the best! The installation needs to be of high-quality so that the water reaches you with its primary quality!

Last validated or edited by kafetzou - 18 February 2009 17:28

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		14 February 2009 20:38
	Khalo Number of messages: 21	should?
		14 February 2009 21:53
	CursedZephyr Number of messages: 148	If it were 'da bi..',i'd use 'so that..'.Now what can i use instead of 'should' without changing the meaning?
		14 February 2009 22:06
	Halyna Karlsson Number of messages: 26	I will use terms in TL because we have tham in SL. It is not an advertising text but even one having terms. Best regards, Halyna
		14 February 2009 23:11
	CursedZephyr Number of messages: 148	Could it be 'So,water is..'? Sorry,i got confused! :S
		15 February 2009 12:59
	CursedZephyr Number of messages: 148	It's not a complete sentence.Anyway,now edited.
		15 February 2009 18:08
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	jovanam8, Halyna, Karlsson, and Khalo, do you think the translation is correct now? If not, could you please say what you think needs to be changed? Halyna, I didn't understand what you meant by "even one having terms" - could you explain? At the moment, it sounds like an advertisement. CC: Khalo Halyna Karlsson
		15 February 2009 22:21
	Khalo Number of messages: 21	I think it is much better now