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Translation - Svedski-Engleski - HÃ¥ll tummarna! Imorgon kommer tillsynsmyndigheten pÃ¥ besÃ¶k... (hua) mÃ¥tte allt vara ok.

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Title	HÃ¥ll tummarna! Imorgon kommer tillsynsmyndigheten pÃ¥ besÃ¶k... (hua) mÃ¥tte allt vara ok.
Text Submitted by pias	Source language: Svedski HÃ¥ll tummarna! Imorgon kommer tillsynsmyndigheten pÃ¥ besÃ¶k... (hua) mÃ¥tte allt vara ok.
Remarks about the translation	UK

Title	adgkjag
Translation Engleski Translated by reeeeeb	Target language: Engleski Keep your fingers crossed! Tomorrow the supervisory authority will come for a visit... we have to hope everything is in order.
Remarks about the translation	The first sentence is literally: Hold your thumbs! -- Ian

Validated by IanMegill2 - 19 October 2007 12:03

Last messages

	Author	Message
		18 October 2007 12:03
	The_Tuna Number of messages: 17	vad 'Ã¤r hua ?
		19 October 2007 04:25
	Trinan Number of messages: 2	HÃ¥ll tummarna! Imorgon kommer tillsynsmyndigheterna pÃ¥ besÃ¶k...hoppas allt Ã¤r som det ska.
		19 October 2007 08:12
	Mattan Number of messages: 33	"HÃ¥ll tummarna!" translates better as "keep your fingers crossed" ther is not such an expression with your thumbs in english
		19 October 2007 14:57
	reeeeeb Number of messages: 1	tack fÃ¶r tipset! jag vet inte vad en hua Ã¤r?
		19 October 2007 15:14
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	It looks like s/he was swallowing a frog. Now serious: It really sounds like a simple interjection.
		19 October 2007 15:35
	pias Number of messages: 8114	Yes...the meaning of 'hua' is like swallowing a frog. I could not say it better... It has to do with something you say when you did not like it, are a bit affraid,, maybee...gulp or something. If 'gulp' is a english word?