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Hello,
"Dreadfully" to me has rather a negative connotation than eagerness to take possesion of something. "Dreadful" may be a synonim for "terrible", but I think they are used in different contexts. And in this context I think "terribly" suits better.
But again, it is not a great error, but maybe an improvement would be beneficial.
All the best.

Hi Lilian,

You replaced "sea transport" with "maritime shipment". I also thought about translating "maritime" by "maritime", but that would then be saying "transport of goods on the sea by a transportation means which anyway sails on the sea".

"sea transport" did not have that disadvantage and is quite common, but it is up to you.

I otherwise quite agree with Tzicu-Sem, "dreadfully" might have a connotation that "mare" does not have. Sorry for that.

I checked on Google and there are about 458.000 search results for "sea transport" against 3.550 results only for "maritime shipment"

Kafetzou?

CC: kafetzou

traducerea este corecta:eu am semnul gresit

I agree about that "dreadfully"... It's more like : "is a book that I really need"...

I agree - dreadfully is not the right word here.

"..I badly need"?

"... I need terribly"?