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10Translation - Nederlands-Engels - Hartelijk gefeliciteerd

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Title
Hartelijk gefeliciteerd
Text
Submitted by Cinderella
Source language: Nederlands

Hartelijk gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag.
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Title
Happy birthday!
Translation
Engels

Translated by stukje
Target language: Engels

Happy birthday!
Remarks about the translation
vrij vertaald omdat letterlijke vertaling niet gebruikt word

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Laaste geakkrediteerde redigering deur pias - 9 December 2010 12:02





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30 May 2007 14:50

apple
Number of messages: 972
Hi, kafetzou, I've got a problem here.
Why only "Happy birthday" in English? I know it's the normal phrase but you could say as well "My best wishes for your birthday" or something like that, can't you?
I think that there must be a shorter formula in Dutch as well, but I may be wrong...
The problem here is that I first refused a "Buon compleanno", whose notes said that in Italian we can just say so (and that's not true). Today I've found the same translation made by another user and I've refused that one as well, but the translator has told me she had translated from English.
So, the problems are two: 1. the English text, 2. the fact that the translation into Italian appears as being done from Dutch.
I don't know what to do, but it wouldn't have been fair if I had accepted today's translation, after refusing an identical one.

1 June 2007 03:45

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Yes, you can say "Best wishes on your birthday,", but we don't usually.
"Happy birthday" is by far the norm.

I can't speak for Dutch.