Original text - French - Je suis désolé, je n'ai plus de ...

This sentence in French is too approximative to be correctly understood.
What is it about? Is it about the internet connection? Then in France, we say "ADSL", not simply dsl. Then we use the auxiliary verb "to have" with it, which gives : "J'ai l'ADSL".
But is it about the type of connection, or another abbreviation? Difficult to say reading this short sentence totally lacking punctuation.
Moreover, when it is about news, same as in English we use an "s" at the end ("nouvelles", "avoir des nouvelles de quelqu'un)

So the correct way this sentence should read is :
"J'ai l'ADSL, je n'ai plus de nouvelles"/ I've got a DSL connection, I haven't got anymore news..." (from...)

Lilian, could you please explain this to the requester, and/or edit her request?

Thanks a lot!

CC: lilian canale

Claudia,

O especialista em francês explica que a sua frase não é correta gramaticalmente.
Ela deveria ser:
"J'ai l'ADSL, je n'ai plus de nouvelles"

Por isso o seu pedido foi editado antes de ser traduzido, OK?

Je suis dsl = Je suis désolé

"Je suis désolé, je n'ai plus de nouvelles."

That makes sense

Francky? Do you agree with Sweet Dreams?
If so, please edit the text once more.

Sweety's right, she's more used to sms than I am! I'll edit the text, thanks Sweety and Lilian!