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Translation - Greek-English - CONVERSA
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Title
CONVERSA
Text
Submitted by
romeu
Source language: Greek
geia s sissoulinaki m!!!t kanc??einai paraskevi avrio arxizoun oi panellinies k s efxomai n t pas teleia!!!partous t sovraka reeee!!!kali epityxia!!mats mouts!!c'ya!!
Title
CONVERSA
Translation
English
Translated by
chrysso91
Target language: English
Hi my sissoulinaki! How are you? It's Friday tomorrow the exams begin and I hope you'll do your best!! Knock 'em dead!!! Good luck!! Kisses! C'ya!!
Remarks about the translation
How can I translate : "partous ta sovraka reeee"???
Note from validator: I translated it with "knock 'em dead". It gives more or less the same meaning and feeling (without the vivid visual image!).
Validated by
kafetzou
- 12 June 2007 15:49
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12 June 2007 15:35
kafetzou
จำนวนข้อความ: 7963
chrysso91 - see my note under the Greek text (except I thought it was a series of football matches, not exams!).
Also, "c'ya" should remain "c'ya".
You also forgot to translate "na ta pas teleia".
12 June 2007 15:41
chrysso91
จำนวนข้อความ: 85
I can't see your message under the greek text! Also, what do you think...How should I translate "na ta pas teleia"???
12 June 2007 15:54
kafetzou
จำนวนข้อความ: 7963
I put my suggestion in. I meant if you click on the Greek original you'll see my comment. But it's fine now (if sissoulinaki is a name).