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Translation - Srpski-Engleski - Gde si mali? evo nas u dubrovniku,hocete li sici...

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Category Letter / Email

Ovaj prijevod zahtijeva "samo znacenje".

Title	Gde si mali? evo nas u dubrovniku,hocete li sici...
Text Submitted by Francky5591	Source language: Srpski Gde si mali? evo nas u dubrovniku, hocete li sici do nas? Pozdrav svima mikici, jankovici, va sici, merlici titii sakovici
Remarks about the translation	on ma envoyÃ© un texte et je ne connais pas la signification

Title	Where are you, baby? WeÂ´re here in Dubrovnik, are you going to come down...
Translation Engleski Translated by Bonita	Target language: Engleski Where are you, baby? WeÂ´re here in Dubrovnik, are you going to come down to us? Regards to everybody, to Mikica, to Jankovica, to Vasica, to Merlica Titii sakovica
Remarks about the translation	ItÂ´s not really clear if "Mikici, Jankovici, Vasici, Merlici i Titiisakovici" refers to names or surnames, if the sender sends greetings to them or "Mikici, Jankovici, Vasici, Merlici i Titiisakovici" are senders of this message.

Validated by samanthalee - 21 August 2007 01:01

Last messages

	Author	Message
		21 August 2007 15:46
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	It seems, according to Cisa's translation into French that "titii" means "to aunty"or "to aunt", it would be great if you could confirm as a Serbian expert, and if you do, it would mean that this word has to be added in the English version. Thanks a lot cinderella! CC: Cinderella
		22 August 2007 01:08
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Please samanthalee, you should not have validated this translation into English yet, because there was a detail that probably was forgoten in the translation. I posted above in direction of Cinderella, for her to confirm the word "aunt" or "auntie" as missing in the English version. CC: samanthalee
		22 August 2007 01:17
	samanthalee Number of messages: 235	Opps, sorry. I didn't check the comments before accepting the translation since nobody voted "Wrong". CC: Francky5591
		22 August 2007 01:21
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	It's ok, anyway we still can edit when Cinderella will answer the message I sent her...