Translation - Noors-Spaans - Samtale.

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Title	Samtale.
Text Submitted by kegen	Source language: Noors -Hei, hvordan har du det? -Hei, Jeg har det kjempe bra, takk. -Bra musikk, eller hva? -Ja, helt enig. Blir du med Ã¥ danse? -Nei takk, kanskje senere. Blir du med ut og fÃ¥r litt frisk luft? -Ja, gjerne. -Jeg fikk litt vondt i hodet, jeg tror jeg skal gÃ¥ hjem, hÃ¥per det gÃ¥r fint? -Ja, jeg tror jeg gÃ¥r hjem jeg ogsÃ¥. -Ha det. -Ha det bra.

Title

Â¿CÃ³mo estÃ¡s?

Translation

Spaans

Translated by

Fnidner

Target language: Spaans

- Hola, Â¿cÃ³mo estÃ¡s?
- Hola, estoy muy bien, gracias.
- Â¿Buena mÃºsica, no?
- SÃ, estoy de acuerdo. Â¿Quieres bailar conmigo?
- No, gracias. Tal vez mÃ¡s tarde. Â¿Quieres ir a tomar el fresco?
- SÃ con gusto.
- Tengo un poco dolor en la cabeza, creo que me voy para casa. Â¿EstÃ¡ bien?
- SÃ, creo que me voy para casa tambÃen.
- AdiÃ³s.
-Â¡CuÃdate!

Laaste geakkrediteerde redigering deur lilian canale

- 31 October 2009 10:44

Last messages

	Author	Message
		26 October 2009 00:54
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hola Fnidner, Estas frases suenan un poco raras: "Yo tenÃa un poco dolor en la cabeza, creo que tengo que irme a casa. Â¿Espero que estÃ© bien?" Me parece que puede ser: "Me duele un poco la cabeza, creo que me voy para casa. Espero que se me pase." Â¿QuÃ© te parece?
		30 October 2009 23:28
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	eu acho que "hÃ¥per det gÃ¥r fint" quer dizer: "espero que tudo bem?" Ou melhor, sÃ³ "tudo bem": "acho que vou para casa, tudo bem?" (no sentido de: if that's ok)
		30 October 2009 23:29
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	PS: em espanhol, nÃ£o precisa dizer "ar": tomar ar fresco ?
		30 October 2009 23:30
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	ah, mais uma coisinha: Ha det bra = cuide-se
		31 October 2009 01:48
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Thanks, Anita, I'll edit your suggestions, but we don't need "aire" in that line. We say "tomar el freso" (to get some fresh air)
		31 October 2009 14:51
	Fnidner Number of messages: 9	I have never heard anyone sat "ir para casa". It sounds stupid to me. I have always heard it as "ir a casa"
		31 October 2009 17:04
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	It shouldn't sound stupid. It's perfectly correct. There's a difference in use between "Ir a casa" and "Ir para casa" You use "Ir a casa" when for example you ar inviting someone to your house. "Tienes que ir a casa un dÃa" (go to my house) You use "Ir para casa" when you mean that you are going home.