ترجمه - فرانسوی-انگلیسی - Entretien en ergothérapie

The translation is ok, could someone now translate into Turkish and Russian?

It has to be translated into Mongolian and the couple or recent Mongol users I could notice can read Turkish and Russian, this request is in order to communicate with a Mongol patient in France, who can understand only her mother tongue.

Thanks!

CC: Mesud2991 Siberia

[I think this translation is almost right but may be improved]

Can we put pain in plural to show that we are talking about many different 'aches and pains'?
(looks like the noun 'pain' is both countable and uncountable )
--> "Do you often have pains/aches" ?


In the original text she uses 'notre'.
It makes it sound like a bit 'advertising' to me
--> "coming to our hospital" ?


Lastly, but I am not sure:
"Due to what movements" --> "Due to which movements"
Though they haven't been previously mentioned, I think it sounds... familiar, okay.
Like in the first sentence

What do you say?

last edited on 2012/03/28

I think 'aches' is less serious than pain, for example muscle aches, whereas here I think real pain is used. That can be plural, but is much more common in singular form in English.

Yes, I notices 'notre'. I don't know how that reads in French, but in English, it would be very unusual to invite someone to come to 'our' hospital - unless maybe it is a private clinic.

I hesitated too, about 'which' or 'what' in the second sentence. I opted for 'what' because I think a more general question is intended and 'which' makes it sound a bit more constricted, but I think both are possible.

You might prefer "when coming to our hospital"

Thank you all! I have added a comment and will validate