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Translation - Lithuanian-English - givenimo aprasymas

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Šis tulkojums pieprasa tikai nozīmi.

Title	givenimo aprasymas
Text Submitted by laivunas	Source language: Lithuanian Esu 42 metÅ³ mÄ—sos iÅ¡pjaustytojas, turintis vidurinÄ¯ iÅ¡silavinimÄ… bei 5 metÅ³ darbo patirtÄ¯ Å¡ioje srytyje, dirbant UAB Norfos maÅ¾mena parduotuvÄ—se. AnglÅ³ kalbÄ… mokÅ³ silpnai, rusÅ³ kalbÄ… moku laqbai gerai. Esu atsakingas bei kruopÅ¡tus, tai Ä¯rodo geri darbo rezultatai. Domina mÄ—sininko darbas uÅ¾sienyje

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Translation English Translated by ollka	Target language: English I am a 42-year-old meat carver with a secondary education and 5 years of experience in this field, working for Norfa Ltd retail stores. My knowledge of English is poor, my Russian is very good. I am responsible and thorough, which is proved by my excellent work results. I am interested in a position as a butcher, abroad.

Validated by lilian canale

- 26 June 2008 19:24

Last messages

	Author	Message
		26 June 2008 13:36
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi ollka, the negative vote the translation got was about that "fair" you used for the writer's English skills. Apparently what the original says is that he barely knows English and "fair" would be a too generous adjective. Perhaps it could be: "I don't know English well, but my Russian is very good" What do you say?
		26 June 2008 15:20
	ollka Number of messages: 149	Of course. I used the standard gradation: in English it's usually native-fluent-good-fair, whereas in Lithuanian that last grade is called "silpnai". Still, I'm sure there's no harm in rephrasing.