Μετάφραση - Σερβικά-Αγγλικά - Ma znam dodje njoj tako navikni se

CursedZephyr, please include a space after your punctuation (.,) in English.

Also, in English the pronoun "I" must be capitalized.

CursedZephyr, did you see my message above?

i dont understand what you are saying..what did the 'I' thing mean? Im confused

This is about writen language, if you have a look into any dictionary, you will find out words are writen in a certain way, and not another. This is called "orthography", and this shows how words read when they are writen or typed.

The first person singular pronoun reads "I" (which is a cap "i" ) in English. "i" by itself means nothing but the 9th letter from the Latin alphabet and is not used as the first person singular pronoun in English.

In the translations, or even in the requests that are submitted by natives from the source-language, it is compulsory to type "I", as it is the way it reads in dictionaries, books and newspapers, and it is also the way pupils and students are told to write or type it when they are at school or at the university.

So, here at cucumis, typing "i" instead of "I" when using the first person singular pronoun is considered as a mistake that has to be edited.

But the message was for CursedZephyr (the translator), not for beautifulkiss (the requester).

Thanks, it's OK now!

Good!