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Translation - Norwegian-English - Is Kjetil kommer hjem i dag ♥
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Thoughts - Daily life
This translation request is "Meaning only".
Title
Is Kjetil kommer hjem i dag ♥
Text
Submitted by
Bernardo Xavier
Source language: Norwegian
Is Kjetil kommer hjem i dag ♥
Remarks about the translation
american english
Title
Is Kjetil
Translation
English
Translated by
casper tavernello
Target language: English
Is Kjetil is coming home today.
Remarks about the translation
Or: Ice Kjetil
Validated by
lilian canale
- 3 October 2008 16:25
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21 September 2008 23:20
gamine
จำนวนข้อความ: 4611
First word "is" not Norwegian.
22 September 2008 00:01
Francky5591
จำนวนข้อความ: 12396
Thanks to notify!
What would you suggest?
Is your Norwegian good enough to edit ?
Mine is equal to zero, being fair with myself!
CC:
gamine
22 September 2008 00:10
gamine
จำนวนข้อความ: 4611
Comme il y a le verbe "is" je penche pour :
" Er K; kommet hjem i dag"?
22 September 2008 00:28
gamine
จำนวนข้อความ: 4611
ZUT. Oublié de te cc . Oui, mon norvègien est bon: Je pense qu'il faut 1 : oublier le premier mot "is" :
"Kommer K. hjem i dag?
ou garder le premier mot qui es le verbe "is " et cela donne :
" Er K. kommet hjem i dag"
. Excuse le délai, mon souris était tombé pat terre, il à fallu que je le répare.
CC:
Francky5591
1 October 2008 16:43
lilian canale
จำนวนข้อความ: 14972
So guys what is it going to be?
Can we consider "Is Kjetil" a name?
The way it is , it seems that there are two "is" in the sentence.
CC:
gamine
Francky5591
1 October 2008 16:51
Francky5591
จำนวนข้อความ: 12396
It should be considered as a nickname, which is a bit different. But as casper notified "Is" means "ice" in the remarks field, and as it is a "meaning only" request, it is validable as it is IMHO...
CC:
lilian canale