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Witam, nazywam sie XY i chcialabym dowiedziec...

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Submitted by

margaritenka

Source language: Polish

Witam,
nazywam sie XY i dostalam od Pani list, w ktorym jest napisane, Å¼e do 17. listopada musze cos odesÅ‚ac do Danii. W waszym kraju pracowalam w 2007 roku, a z podatku rozliczylam sie u siebie, w Polsce, wedlug polskiego prawa. Nie rozumiem po dunsku i w zwiazku z tym bardzo Pania prosze o pomoc i udzielenie informacji chociazby w jezyku angielskim. co powinnam teraz zrobic? Z gory dziekuje za odpowiedz. Pozdrawiam XY

Title

Dear Sir or Madame

Translation

English

Translated by

Mujermisteriosa

Target language: English

My name is XY and I received your letter informing me that until the 17th of November I have to send something back to Denmark. I was working in your country in 2007 and I have presented my tax return form in my country, Poland, in conformity with Polish law. I do not command the Danish language and therefore I am asking you for help and I request some information to be in English. What shall I do now? Thank you in advance for the answer.
Yours faithfully,
XY

Validated by lilian canale

- 15 December 2008 20:17

Last messages

	Author	Message
		13 December 2008 20:53
	Angelus Number of messages: 1227	Thank you in advance for the answer
		14 December 2008 23:00
	Halyna Karlsson Number of messages: 26	Witam is missing
		14 December 2008 23:47
	tarantul7 Number of messages: 3	What should I do now?
		14 December 2008 23:53
	Mujermisteriosa Number of messages: 15	Witam can be translated simply as "Hello", besides I have used the words "Dear Sir or Madame" which is a typical expression used in letters when you do not know the exact addressee and it can also serve as a greeting...
		14 December 2008 23:57
	Mujermisteriosa Number of messages: 15	And about "Thank you in advance for the answer", I agree there is a mistake and it should be "Thank you in advance for your answer" or "Thank you in advance for an answer"
		15 December 2008 00:04
	Mujermisteriosa Number of messages: 15	And as a response to Tarantul 7's suggestion the phrase "What shall I do now?" is a spoken phrase so I agree that your translation is better.