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Dịch - Italian-English - non riesco a capire come si fa a chiedere 40 euro...

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non riesco a capire come si fa a chiedere 40 euro...
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Submitted by loveukr
Source language: Italian

non riesco a capire come si fa a chiedere 400 euro se il prezzo cominciasse ad essere ragionevole ne possiamo parlare sono di vicenza
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I got the e-mail just like that, without any punctuation marks. Hope someone who speaks Italian can figure it out what it is about.

Title
Price problems
Dịch
English

Translated by Hopettina
Target language: English

I can't understand how someone can ask 400 €, if the price gets reasonable, we can talk again about it. I am from Vicenza.
Validated by lilian canale - 24 Tháng 1 2010 17:27





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24 Tháng 1 2010 01:28

imreglsu43
Tổng số bài gửi: 3
The first line should be:
"I can't understand how someone can ask for 400€. If the price gets reasonable,..........)

24 Tháng 1 2010 10:44

lilian canale
Tổng số bài gửi: 14972
Hi imreglsu43,

I don't understand what you think can be improved since your version is exactly the same the translator wrote, except for a period that is not in the original

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22 Tháng 3 2010 18:53

lilian canale
Tổng số bài gửi: 14972
Hi, messages about a translation must be posted under the translation.

imreglsu43 wrote to my inbox:

The main problem is that you left out the "for"
Also, "I don't understand" sounds better to my ear than "I can't understand"... Also, the first sentence ends after "FOR 400 €"

I'd write:
I DON'T understand how someone can ask FOR 400 €. If the price gets reasonable, we can talk again about it. I am from Vicenza.


Actually, the "for" you think was left out should be placed after the price if we had the object, but we don't.
Ex: "I can't understand how someone can ask 400 € for (sth)"
About the period, well, yes it's possible and perhaps more suitable to use it instead of the comma. We can edit that