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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-German - Boa tarde senhor Bywalez

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Title	Boa tarde senhor Bywalez
Text Submitted by gottspul	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese Boa tarde senhor Bywalez, Serei eternamente grato por toda sua ajuda e por tudo que aprendi com o senhor e o pessoal da Metrologia FAG Schweinfurt. Quero desejar ao senhor e toda sua familia um maravilhoso Natal e um ano de 2010 repelto de muitas alegrias e novos desafios. Muito Obrigado

Title	Guten Abend, Herr B.
Translation German Translated by Rodrigues	Target language: German Guten Abend, Herr B., ich bin Ihnen ewig fÃ¼r Ihre Hilfe und fÃ¼r all' das, was ich bei Ihnen und dem Personal der Metrologie FAG Schweinfurt lernen durfte, dankbar. Ich mÃ¶chte Ihnen und Ihrer ganzen Familie ein wunderbares Weihnachtsfest und ein Jahr 2010 voller Freuden und neuen Herausforderungen wÃ¼nschen. Vielen Dank

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 19 January 2010 17:49

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		8 January 2010 12:24
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	- The first sentence is easier to follow if 'dankbar' is moved -> ich bin Ihnen in aller Ewigkeit dankbar fÃ¼r Ihre Hilfe... - The same has happened in the second sentence. You were going to put 'wÃ¼nschen' at the end of the sentence but because it was so far from the beginning of the sentence, you ended up forgetting all about it. How about Ich mÃ¶chte Ihnen und Ihrer ganzen Familie ein wunderbares Weihnachtsfest wÃ¼nschen ? - eternamente in Portuguese has another connotation than 'in aller Ewigkeit' in German. It sounds exaggerated in German (much less so in Portuguese). Better, in my opinion, would be the simple 'immer'.
		9 January 2010 01:40
	Rodrigues Number of messages: 1621	added "wÃ¼nschen" - don't know, why I'd forgotten it. "in aller Ewigkeit" => "ewig". - It's more literary than "immer", what would be "sempre (pt)".