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Scrisoare

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Larissa Carneiro

Source language: Romanian

VÄƒ mulÅ£umesc pentru rÄƒbdarea pe care aÅ£i avut-o cu mine ! VÄƒ mulÅ£umesc pentru tot ce aÅ£i fÄƒcut ÅŸi ceea ce m-a frapat de la bun Ã®nceput a fost punctualitatea de care aÅ£i dat dovada pe tot parcursul procesului meu de emigrare Ã®n Canada, termene de ceasornic elveÅ£nan si rezultate pe mÄƒsura. SunteÅ£i cei mai buni, sincer ! MulÅ£umesc pentru tot.
Florin

Title	Obrigado pela sua paciÃªncia para comigo!
Dịch Portuguese brazilian Translated by goncin	Target language: Portuguese brazilian Obrigado pela sua paciÃªncia para comigo! Obrigado por tudo o que fizeram, e o que mais me impressionou desde o comeÃ§o foi a pontualidade que demonstraram durante todo o processo de emigraÃ§Ã£o para o CanadÃ¡, datas de conclusÃ£o como um relÃ³gio suÃÃ§o e o mesmo para os resultados. Bem, sinceramente, vocÃªs sÃ£o os melhores. Obrigado por tudo. Florin.
Remarks about the translation	<bridge builder="iepurica"> "Thank you for your patience towards me! Thank you for eveything you've done and what striked me from the begining was the punctuality you showed during the whole emigration process to Canada, exact completion dates like a swiss clock and same for the results. Well, sincerly, you are the best! Thank you for everything. Florin." </bridge>

Validated by casper tavernello - 20 Tháng 11 2007 16:09

Bài gửi sau cùng

	Tác giả	Bài gửi
		20 Tháng 11 2007 06:42
	Freya Tổng số bài gửi: 1910	And the "well" from "Well, sincerely, you are the best" ,it isn't really found in the Romanian text, but I guess it can be added for expressivity.
		20 Tháng 11 2007 08:19
	Freya Tổng số bài gửi: 1910	The "you"-s from the bridge are meant to be 2nd person plural, not singular.
		20 Tháng 11 2007 10:44
	goncin Tổng số bài gửi: 3706	MulÅ£umesc, Freya! By now I can already read something in Romanian, I should have noted that the verbs were in 2nd person plural: "aÅ£i", "SunteÅ£i". I fixed it. CC: Freya