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Translation - Bulgarian-English - За Вашия Имидж За Вашата Реклама За Офиса От...

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Title
За Вашия Имидж За Вашата Реклама За Офиса От...
Text
Submitted by kapchoni
Source language: Bulgarian

За Вашия Имидж
За Вашата Реклама
За Офиса
От идеята до крайния продукт!
фирмени профили, дипляни, плакати, листовки, класьори
Печатаме по конец
Remarks about the translation
това е рекламен текст за една дипляна

Title
For your image
Translation
English

Translated by ViaLuminosa
Target language: English

For your image
For your advertisement/publicity
For the office
From the idea to the final product
portfolios, flyers, posters, file-cases
We print flawlessly
Validated by lilian canale - 2 April 2008 02:16





Last messages

Author
Message

14 March 2008 21:52

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
fliers => flyers

15 March 2008 18:07

ViaLuminosa
Number of messages: 1116
As far as I know both of them are ok - fliers and flyers. But maybe you're right - flyers is more popular...

15 March 2008 19:41

lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Yes, both are right.

fliers
flyers

15 March 2008 20:09

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
ah - ok. So I learned one more thing

28 March 2008 05:03

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
"portfolios, flyers, posters, file-cases "
are 4 words. - in the original text seem to be 5 things...

Which one is missing?

28 March 2008 09:18

kapchoni
Number of messages: 1
The missing word is "Faltblaetter" (german)

28 March 2008 10:46

ViaLuminosa
Number of messages: 1116
If you can think about an English word that means "folded flyer" - that is the missing word (if you insist on equalizing the number of words in both texts...).

28 March 2008 19:29

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
Thank you! - It's because, the german validator asked me, why I didn't write 5 words on the german translation-page of this text

28 March 2008 19:25

ViaLuminosa
Number of messages: 1116
What does "avaliator" mean?

28 March 2008 19:30

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
I thought "portuguese" - maybe to understand like "validator"