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Translation - Serbian-Greek - dobre danCurrent status Translation
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dobre dan | Remarks about the translation | <Admin's remark>
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καλημÎÏα |
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Validated by Mideia - 31 March 2008 16:36
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30 March 2008 01:16 | | | | | |
30 March 2008 01:27 | | | Yes, but can't "dobre dan" also mean "hello?" This is also the case in French--"bonjour" means both "hello" and "good morning." | | |
30 March 2008 01:35 | | | Hello ellasevia,
You asked for an admin...how can I help you?  | | |
30 March 2008 04:31 | | | Oh...I'm sorry...is Admin the same as expert (I just wanted an expert to check the page)? Sorry for the trouble! | | |
30 March 2008 05:15 | | | | | |
30 March 2008 11:08 | | | Cinderella is a serbian expert, so it's up to her to decide.So, we use this expression in the morning or all day long? CC: Cinderella | | |
30 March 2008 12:08 | | | dobar dan = καλημÎÏα | | |
30 March 2008 16:38 | | | Early morning - dobro jutro
After that - dobar dan
In the evening - dobro veÄe (usualy after the sunset).
Hello - zdravo
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30 March 2008 16:39 | | | |
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