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Translation - Turkish-English - her gün bir saat belirlesek ve bu saate msnde...
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her gün bir saat belirlesek ve bu saate msnde...
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Submitted by
almanyali
Source language: Turkish
her gün bir saat belirlesek ve bu saate msnde konuşsak senin için uygyn olur mu??
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yahoo
Translation
English
Translated by
kfeto
Target language: English
If we agreed on one hour each day to speak on MSN, would that be OK with you?
Validated by
lilian canale
- 1 July 2008 14:40
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30 June 2008 19:57
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Ho kfeto, I would say:
"If we agreed on one hour each day to speak on MSN, would that be OK with you?
Typical case of an "if" clause.
What do you think?
30 June 2008 23:10
kfeto
Number of messages: 953
sloppy...
1 July 2008 07:46
serba
Number of messages: 655
I feel like "an hour" sounds better instead of one hour.
1 July 2008 07:47
serba
Number of messages: 655
one hour
two hours
but an hour it is to state any hour