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Traduction - Italien-Anglais - Mi spiace ma Nico Ã¨ al telefono in questomomento....

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Titre	Mi spiace ma Nico Ã¨ al telefono in questomomento....
Texte Proposé par mmiky	Langue de départ: Italien Mi spiace ma Nico Ã¨ al telefono in questo momento. Vuole provare a richiamare piÃ¹ tardi ? se no se mi lascia un recapito la faccio chiamare il prima possibile.
Commentaires pour la traduction	Si tratta di conversazioni telefoniche che ho frequentemente al lavoro con persone non per forza inglesi.

Titre	Nico on phone
Traduction Anglais Traduit par Xini	Langue d'arrivée: Anglais I'm sorry but Nico is on phone at the moment. Would you like to retry later ? otherwise if you give me your phone number I'll have him call you as soon as possible.
Commentaires pour la traduction	Not a literal one.

Dernière édition ou validation par kafetzou - 13 Juillet 2007 05:16

Derniers messages

	Auteur	Message
		11 Juillet 2007 21:34
	kafetzou Nombre de messages: 7963	Is it "we'll call you" or "I'll have him call you"?
		12 Juillet 2007 09:26
	Xini Nombre de messages: 1655	It's rather impersonal it Italian. Could it be "you'll be called ASAP"? It sounded strange to my non-native ears.
		12 Juillet 2007 14:02
	kafetzou Nombre de messages: 7963	apple, can you help? CC: apple
		12 Juillet 2007 14:03
	kafetzou Nombre de messages: 7963	Xini, you're not a native speaker of Italian? What is your first language?
		12 Juillet 2007 14:13
	Xini Nombre de messages: 1655	I was saying that I was going to put "you'll be called as soon as possible" but I didnt because it sounded strange to my non-native-English ears. Literally it could be "i'll have you to be called"...don't know how to say... Is it right? I think (hope!!!) apple is on holydays, her last visit was a month ago.
		13 Juillet 2007 05:19
	kafetzou Nombre de messages: 7963	Oh - sorry about the misunderstanding. "I'll have him call you" is what we would say. I changed it.
		13 Juillet 2007 10:34
	Xini Nombre de messages: 1655	Ok, but note that "him" is not mentioned in the original text: it's kind of passive form.
		13 Juillet 2007 18:16
	kafetzou Nombre de messages: 7963	But it's implied. I think we're safe. We don't say "I'll have you called" in English.