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Translation - Romanian-English - Bună ziua, gagico.Current status Translation
 This translation request is "Meaning only". | | | Source language: Romanian
Bună ziua, gagico.
Bună, totul bine cu tine?
Îmi place să te cunosc mai bine.
Poftă bună! |
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Translated by  tita091 | Target language: English
Good morning, honey.
Good, everything's fine with you?
I would like to know you better.
Enjoy your meal! |
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Last messages | | | | |
26 May 2007 18:31 | | | kafetzou, I allowed myself to edit the last sentence, which was "good appetite", as you told me once that English people never say "good appetite", but rather say : "Have a good meal"... | | |
2 June 2007 19:38 | | 
iriniNumber of messages: 849 | Good meal or nice meal? Just asking. Or does it depend on the region/country? | | |
3 June 2007 00:35 | | | I guess you're right, I didn't assimilate it yet, it is too recent! it must be "have a nice meal", I'd swear it now that you said it this way! I'll edit, thanks for reminding it. | | |
3 June 2007 17:30 | | | Portuguese querida = English darling.
estas boa = are you well?
Americans say Bon apetite (French, apeing Julia Child) or Enjoy your meal.
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3 June 2007 22:04 | | | "gagico"(Romanian), I don't know exactly what it means, but I'll ask Iepurica. Same for "totul bine cu tine?", I think it must be "everything's fine with you"? without being sure at 100%
I edited with "enjoy your meal", it is the exact one but I didn't remember... | | |
4 June 2007 06:58 | | | "gagico" is an word half-funny, half-insulting (depends on the person who is addressed to, people "see" this word differently) which can be translated by "baby" or "honey". So, I believe there is used the right word.
"Totul bine cu tine" would be "everything ok with you?" or how Francky said: "everything's fine with you?"
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