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Translation - Italian-Turkish - Vi auguro tanta salute e tanta felicita. Un capo...
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Title
Vi auguro tanta salute e tanta felicita. Un capo...
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Submitted by
alina31
Source language: Italian
Vi auguro tanta salute e tanta felicita.
Un capo d'anno felice!
La vostra,
Alina
Title
Size bol bol sağlık ve mutluluk dilerim.
Translation
Turkish
Translated by
minuet
Target language: Turkish
Size bol bol sağlık ve mutluluk dilerim.
Mutlu bir yılbaşı dileklerimle!
Alina'nız
Remarks about the translation
Size sağlık ve mutluluk dolu bir yıl dilerim.
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FIGEN KIRCI
- 10 January 2009 11:27
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2 January 2009 02:51
handyy
Number of messages: 2118
Minuet, what about "mutlu yıllar" instead of "mutlu yılbaşları" ?
2 January 2009 11:33
minuet
Number of messages: 298
Sure, but what if he/she wishes only a good start?
"Il capo di anno" means "new year's day". Should I change it now? What do you think?
2 January 2009 21:00
handyy
Number of messages: 2118
I got it, but we couldn't say "mutlu yılbaşları"; that doesn't sound natural, does it?
You don't have to say especially "mutlu yıllar", any other offer from you will be welcomed