翻訳 - セルビア語-英語 - hje cao, izvini nepoznajemo se zovem se Damir...

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hje cao, izvini nepoznajemo se zovem se Damir...

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nicolebezerril様が投稿しました

原稿の言語: セルビア語

Hej cao, izvini, ne poznajemo se. Zovem se Damir mozda ti je Jovana pricala,
pa ne bih zeleo da ti smetam.. Pa kada bi mogla da mi javis kada bude dosla
Jovana.. Veliki pozdrav. Kisssss

ha ha ha hej Biljana imas li ti msn(messenger)? To je bolje i tu moze brze
da se pise. Hej kozo moja sta mi ti radis, koliko si me puta vec prevarila?
hahahahaha... ja tebe samo 0 puta... Da li ucis uopste za ispite? Nemoj ti da ih padnes kao ja.

タイトル	Hey there...
翻訳英語 Roller-Coaster様が翻訳しました	翻訳の言語: 英語 Hey there, sorry, we don't know each other. My name is Damir, maybe Jovana told you about me, anyway, don't want to bother you... If you could only let me know when Jovana is there... Regards. Kiss Hahaha hey Biljana do you have MSN (messenger)? It's better and with that you can type faster. Hey my sweet little goat what are you doing, how many times have you cheated on me already? hahahahaha... I cheated on you only 0 times... Are you studying for your exams at all? Don't fail them like I did.
翻訳についてのコメント	"sweet little goat" is literally translated from Serbian (I'm not sure if anyone use expressions like we do). Anyway, it doesn't mean anything rude, at least not in this text...

最終承認・編集者 kafetzou - 2007年 11月 11日 22:43

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		2007年 11月 11日 05:28
	kafetzou 投稿数: 7963	I've made a few edits here - thanks for the explanation in your note - that's very helpful.
		2007年 11月 11日 13:27
	lakil 投稿数: 249	In the second paragraph, where it says â€œHahaha hey Biljana do you have MSN (messenger)? It's better and with that you can type faster.â€ Serbian part â€œtu moze brze da se pise.â€ is translated asâ€ with that you can type faster.â€ This is literal translation of it and what the author actually means is â€œwith that we can communicate faster.â€
		2007年 11月 11日 15:46
	kafetzou 投稿数: 7963	OK, I think that's clear and doesn't need to be changed. We sometimes use "you" to be an impersonal pronoun, like "one can type faster", so it could be interpreted either way.