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dÄ—l Å¡uniukÅ³

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elcano

Source language: Lithuanian

Labas, Galite rinktis iÅ¡ dviejÅ³ Å¡uniukÅ³ - Bruno ir Brandy, , nes treÄiasis be kiauÅ¡inukÅ³. Vakare aÅ¡ jums paraÅ¡ysiu apie juos daugiau ir atsiÅ«siu nuotraukÅ³. Jei norite galite ir atskristi Ä¯ VilniÅ³, mes galime Å¡uniukus atveÅ¡ti iki Vilniaus arba jus parsivÅ¡ti pas save, nes iki mÅ«sÅ³ 200 kilometrÅ³, tai priklausys nuo jÅ«sÅ³ atgalinio bilieto.

Title	About puppies..
Translation English Translated by tristangun	Target language: English Hello, you can choose one of the two puppies - Bruno or Brandy. The third dog is not a male. In the evening I will give you more information and send you more photos. You can come to Vilnius by plane. We can bring the dogs to Vilnius, or we can take you to our house, so you can see them. We live about 200 kilometers from Vilnius, so everything depends on your return.
Remarks about the translation	I don't know the English name for Vilnius, so if the expert has an answer, please edit it then, thanks.

Last validated or edited by IanMegill2 - 16 November 2007 02:17

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	Author	Message
		5 November 2007 14:25
	letena Number of messages: 1	"tai priklausys nuo jÅ«sÅ³ atgalinio bilieto." ir kaip tai reiketu suprasti??? mano nuomone tai yra totaliai nelogiska.aciu
		12 November 2007 20:20
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	letena, can you write your comment in English? We (the English experts, who have to evaluate this) can't read Lithuanian. CC: letena
		14 November 2007 20:44
	zivile Number of messages: 2	Many speling mistakes.what is more translater use slang instead "is not a male"
		15 November 2007 04:01
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I'm sorry, zivile, but I don't understand your comment. Where do you see slang in the translation?
		15 November 2007 17:08
	tractor Number of messages: 2	Translation is generally ok, but there is one thing written in Lithuanian - one puppy is without nuts. In English is written politically correct sentence :-)
		16 November 2007 03:28
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Interesting! CC: tractor IanMegill2