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Translation - Swedish-English - FÃ¶rsÃ¶ker nu anvÃ¤nda ett dataprogram fÃ¶r att...

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Swedish

English

Category Free writing - Business / Jobs

This translation request is "Meaning only".

Title	FÃ¶rsÃ¶ker nu anvÃ¤nda ett dataprogram fÃ¶r att...
Text Submitted by dante4221	Source language: Swedish FÃ¶rsÃ¶ker nu anvÃ¤nda ett dataprogram fÃ¶r att skriva pÃ¥ engelska, hoppas du fÃ¶rstÃ¥r. Jag har sett att det Ã¤r flera som sÃ¤ljer honungen i sverige, hoppas du kan ge mig ett bra pris. SÃ¥ jag kan konkurera. Kan jag blanda +10 och +20 i samma fÃ¶rpackning, som ett provkÃ¶p? Om inte kÃ¶per jag 48 av +10 och 48 av +20. Vilken webb har din kompis?
Remarks about the translation	Australiensisk

Title	I'm now trying.....
Translation English Translated by lenab	Target language: English I'm now trying to use a computer program to write in English, I hope you'll understand. I've seen that there are several others who are selling the honey in Sweden. I hope you can give me a good price, so that I can compete. Can I mix +10 and +20 in the same package, as a trial purchase? If not I'll buy 48 of the +10 and 48 of the +20. What's your mate's website ?

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 26 March 2009 20:42

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		26 March 2009 00:01
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi Lena, the last line sounds weird. Do you mean: "What's your friend's website (web browser)?"? I'm not very good at computers, sorry
		26 March 2009 10:42
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Yes It should be website, I guess. Actually it ought to be "webbsida" in Swedish too."Webb" is not a word. I'll edit! Thanks!!
		26 March 2009 13:19
	pias Number of messages: 8113	Just a note: The Australian English word for "friend" = "mate"
		26 March 2009 19:25
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Yes Pia, you're right! Kompis = mate (or pal; buddy in English). Borde jag Ã¤ndra???
		26 March 2009 19:52
	pias Number of messages: 8113	It's not my "thing" to decide Lena! You have my positive vote already, but since the requester wants Australian English, I think "mate" is what they use to say. "G'day mate."
		26 March 2009 20:43
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Yep!