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Translation - English-French - Where are you, baby? WeÂ´re here in Dubrovnik, are you going to come down...

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Title	Where are you, baby? WeÂ´re here in Dubrovnik, are you going to come down...
Text Submitted by veusavoir	Source language: English Translated by Bonita Where are you, baby? WeÂ´re here in Dubrovnik, are you going to come down to us? Regards to everybody, to Mikica, to Jankovica, to Vasica, to Merlica Titii sakovica
Remarks about the translation	ItÂ´s not really clear if "Mikici, Jankovici, Vasici, Merlici i Titiisakovici" refers to names or surnames, if the sender sends greetings to them or "Mikici, Jankovici, Vasici, Merlici i Titiisakovici" are senders of this message.

Title	OÃ¹ es-tu, baby?
Translation French Translated by Cisa	Target language: French OÃ¹ es-tu, baby? Nous sommes Ã Dubrovnik, nous rejoindras-tu? Salutations Ã tous, Ã Mikica, Ã Jankovica, Ã Vasica, Ã tante Merlica Sakovica

Validated by Francky5591

- 22 August 2007 01:17

Last messages

	Author	Message
		21 August 2007 15:40
	Tantine Number of messages: 2747	Salut Cisa, L'anglais dit "are you coming down to us", que je traduirais plutÃ´t comme "est-ce que tu vas nous rejoindre" ou "vas tu nous rejoindre" plutÃ´t que "tu viendras avec nous". Je demande a Cinderella de jeter un coup d'oeil pour nous dire si c'est plutÃ´t "come down to us" ou "come down with us". Bises Tantine CC: Cinderella Francky5591
		21 August 2007 15:50
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Par contre, le traducteur vers l'anglais a omis de prÃ©ciser la signification de "titii", qui signifie "Ã tante", et j'ai Ã©galement notifiÃ© cela Ã cinderella pour qu'elle confirme et que la version anglaise soit complÃ©tÃ©e avec "to aunt-ou auntie"Merlica Sakovica. CC: Cisa