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Translation - Nederlands-Engels - en heb je het al aangeschaft?
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Title
en heb je het al aangeschaft?
Text
Submitted by
RenataGM
Source language: Nederlands
en heb je het al aangeschaft?
Title
and have you bought it yet ?
Translation
Engels
Translated by
trolletje
Target language: Engels
and have you bought it yet ?
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IanMegill2
- 19 February 2008 02:55
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16 February 2008 14:02
Nego
Number of messages: 66
I'm not sure but it's an action that took place in the past and not continued, I think it should be 'and did you buy it already?'
17 February 2008 19:53
Chantal
Number of messages: 878
I think it should be 'and, did you buy it yet?'
The 'already' implies that you were really quick in buying it, while the 'yet' implies that it took a little while and you wonder whether he/she has bought something by now..
17 February 2008 20:50
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
I don't know about the Dutch text, since I don't know a single Dutch word, however I think the English version should read:
and have you already bought it?
or
and have you bought it yet?
18 February 2008 00:47
Nego
Number of messages: 66
Chantal's explanation is correct, 'yet' is better than 'already'.