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Prevod - Turski-Engleski - Merhaba Magaly, nasilsin? Ben iyiyim. Evde...

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Natpis	Merhaba Magaly, nasilsin? Ben iyiyim. Evde...
Tekst Podnet od Magaly Reyes Lua	Izvorni jezik: Turski Hayirli aksamlar!!!! Merhaba Magaly, nasilsin? Ben iyiyim. Evde oturuyourm sen bana ispanyolca yazdikca bende sana artik tÃ¼rkce geri yazacagim. Insallah iyidirsin. Kendine iyi bak selamlar ibo

Natpis	Hello Magaly, how are you?
Prevod Engleski Preveo merdogan	Željeni jezik: Engleski Good evening !!!!! Hello Magaly, how are you? I am fine. I am at home. As you write me in Spanish, I will write you in Turkish. I hope you are well. Take care. Regards, Ibo

Poslednja provera i obrada od lilian canale

- 17 Juni 2008 16:00

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	Autor	Poruka
		16 Juni 2008 01:00
	lilian canale Broj poruka: 14972	Hi merdogan, "Hayirli aksamlar!!!" Is this expression used when you greet someone or when you are saying goodbye? "I'm sitting at home" sounds weird. I think that "Unless" should be "Although" Spanish and Turkish Please, work on those.
		16 Juni 2008 05:44
	kfeto Broj poruka: 953	merhaba merdogan some suggestions: "good evening" instead of night Unless/Although shouldn't be used here: "As you write me in..., I will..."
		16 Juni 2008 13:19
	merdogan Broj poruka: 3769	"Hayirli akÅŸamlar!!!" can be used for both,but here it is for greeting someone.