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Translation - Danish-English - Hej.. Hjertelig tillykke med fÃ¸dselsdagen...

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Title	Hej.. Hjertelig tillykke med fÃ¸dselsdagen...
Text Submitted by wkn	Source language: Danish Hej.. Hjertelig tillykke med fÃ¸dselsdagen skat.. Jeg hÃ¥ber, at du fÃ¥r en fantastisk dag og at du kommer til at nyde den i fulde drag her i Holland.. Du skal vide, at jeg elsker dig og ikke kan forestille mig et liv uden dig.. HÃ¥ber du bliver glad for gaverne... KÃ¦rligst Stine.

Title	Hi.. Happy birthday darling
Translation English Translated by wkn	Target language: English Hi.. Happy birthday darling.. I hope that you have a fantastic day and that you will enjoy it very much here in Holland. I want you to know that I love you and I cannot imagine a life without you. I hope that the presents make you happy... Love, Stine

Validated by kafetzou - 24 July 2007 05:23

Last messages

	Author	Message
		22 July 2007 12:08
	Porfyhr Number of messages: 793	The language in the source text is not reflected in the english translation. It is understoodable but suboptimal. I donÂ´t find the english "rythm" that should be present from such an easy danish text.
		22 July 2007 18:37
	Mats Fondelius Number of messages: 153	The translation is quite good but miss some 'nuances'. A better translation would be as follows: "Hi.. Happy birthday my treasure.. I hope that you get a great day and that you will enjoy it to its fullest extent here in Holland.. I want you to know that I love you and cannot imagine myself a life without you.. I hope the gifts will make you happy... Love, Stine"
		22 July 2007 22:52
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	wkn's translation is in perfect English, but yours has several flaws, figge2001: 1) "you get a great day" is not English 2) If you say, "you will enjoy it to its fullest extent", an English speaker would ask, "What is 'it'"? 3) "imagine myself" is not English Porfyhr and figge2001, thanks for trying to help, but when I ask for help, I'm only asking whether the translation is true to the source text, not whether the English is correct - that's where I'm an expert. CC: Porfyhr Mats Fondelius