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Translation - Polish-English - armazem de metal

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Title	armazem de metal
Text Submitted by marco pires	Source language: Polish Ogromne miejsca skladowania Å›wiezo wydobytej rudy metalu. Im wiekszy jest magazyn, tym wiecej metalu mozna w nim skladowac. Jezeli magazyn jest pelny, metale nie bedÄ… wydobywane.
Remarks about the translation	e um deposito de metal

Title	The extracting of the iron ore
Translation English Translated by justtinka	Target language: English A huge place for storing the newly extracted the ore. The bigger the storeroom, the more ore you can store. When a storeroom is full, the ore wonâ€™t be extracted.

Validated by kafetzou - 24 September 2007 21:46

Last messages

	Author	Message
		22 September 2007 15:14
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I added "the" between "bigger" and "storeroom".
		22 September 2007 15:24
	justtinka Number of messages: 13	Alright, thank you
		23 September 2007 11:03
	punia Number of messages: 20	It is not clear from the original text that this ore(ruda metalu) is iron or not. I think it would be better without the word "iron".
		23 September 2007 11:14
	justtinka Number of messages: 13	What is not clear in your opinion, punia? In Polish it's written 'ruda metalu' what in English means 'iron ore'. What do you mean?
		23 September 2007 15:43
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	justtinka, I think she means that it could be some other kind of metal, not iron. Do you agree?
		24 September 2007 21:02
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	justtinka, I'm not sure you saw this message. CC: justtinka
		24 September 2007 21:12
	justtinka Number of messages: 13	Yes, that's right! My mistake, I'm sorry! It should be without ''iron''. I'm going to correct it.
		24 September 2007 21:46
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Good job - thanks.