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Translation - Swedish-Spanish - jag är kort och har mörkt hår. när jag är på...
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Title
jag är kort och har mörkt hår. när jag är på...
Text
Submitted by
mathildaa
Source language: Swedish
jag är kort och har mörkt hår.
när jag är på resturang så brukar jag beställa kött.
Title
Soy bajito/bajita y tengo...
Translation
Spanish
Translated by
Andreas
Target language: Spanish
Soy bajito y tengo el pelo oscuro.
Cuando estoy en un restaurante, suelo pedir carne.
Remarks about the translation
You say "bajito" if you are a man and "bajita" if you are a woman.
Last validated or edited by
pirulito
- 16 December 2007 13:48
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7 December 2007 16:23
Anita_Luciano
Number of messages: 1670
Isn´t "hår" = hair??
7 December 2007 16:35
Andreas
Number of messages: 15
Yes, "hår" means "hair" in English. Is there something unclear?
7 December 2007 18:39
Anita_Luciano
Number of messages: 1670
sorry, I thought that "pelo" meant "skin" in Spanish :-) My mistake!
10 December 2007 16:08
casper tavernello
Number of messages: 5057
Alternative translation (bajito/bajita) in the comment box.
16 December 2007 13:14
pirulito
Number of messages: 1180
Andreas,
mörkt
isn´t
negro
(svart) in Spanish, but
oscuro
.
16 December 2007 13:33
Andreas
Number of messages: 15
Of course, "mörkt" is "oscuro" in Spanish. I've changed it now.
In the Swedish language we often don't make any difference between "mörk" and "svart" when it deals with hair.