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원문 - 스웨덴어 - Tack sÃ¥ mycket! Du med.현재 상황 원문
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| | | 원문 언어: 스웨덴어
Tack så mycket! Du med. | | BE: "tack så mycket ! du med"
Bridge: "Thank you very much! You too." /pias 110929. |
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pias에 의해서 마지막으로 수정되었습니다 - 2011년 9월 29일 10:47
마지막 글 | | | | | 2011년 9월 28일 22:14 | | | I think it is "no verb-request"... CC: pias | | | 2011년 9월 29일 10:44 | | | Not sure about that Aneta. It's a short phrase, but I guess the receiver will know what this is about.
"Thank you very much! You too." | | | 2011년 9월 29일 10:52 | | | | | | 2011년 9월 29일 11:09 | | | I didn't claim the receiver wouldn't know what it was about, dear. I just announced that the request didn't contain any verb [rule 4]. Your bridge confirms that. | | | 2011년 9월 29일 12:09 | | | But 'Thank you very much" is shortened for "I thank you..." (?) In some way it's implicit in this sentence. MO :-) | | | 2011년 9월 29일 13:35 | | | Hm, you're actually right, but I'm still not sure we can accept it, because "thank you" is a phrase without a verb in many languages , for ex. in Italian "grazie" is not a verb but an interjection.
Lilly, what do you think? CC: lilian canale | | | 2011년 9월 29일 13:41 | | | Yes, Pia. You are right. We can consider it an ellipsis. I've searched for this lines in the already accepted requests since they are common requests, however I couldn't find them in Bosnian (only "Hvala Vam!" meaning 'thank you' ). Then I think we can accept the request. | | | 2011년 9월 30일 09:05 | | | Thanks for your answer Lilian. Yes, you are right -it's an ellipsis (couldn't find that word... :P) |
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