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Translation - Danish-German - magnus

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This text is available in the following languages:

Danish

German

Category Speech - Food

Title	magnus
Text Submitted by Magnuszero	Source language: Danish mÃ¥ jeg be om en wienersnitzel med kroketter og en sprite tak

Title	Kann ich bitte..
Translation German Translated by Bhatarsaigh	Target language: German Kann ich bitte ein Wienerschnitzel mit Kroketten und ein Sprite haben? Danke.

Last validated or edited by iamfromaustria - 4 January 2008 10:45

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		21 December 2007 08:15
	iamfromaustria Number of messages: 1335	It sounds a bit too formal, the "darf ich ... bitten"...
		25 December 2007 18:10
	Thomsen Number of messages: 11	Du skal ikke sige tak to gange. bitten = tak og Danke er ogsÃ¥ tak. merner ogsÃ¥ at bitten skal skrives uden n sÃ¥ det er bitte.
		25 December 2007 19:00
	iamfromaustria Number of messages: 1335	Thomsen, could you please tell us what you think in english?
		30 December 2007 18:59
	iamfromaustria Number of messages: 1335	Thomsen? CC: Thomsen
		2 January 2008 14:57
	Bhatarsaigh Number of messages: 253	What Thomsen wrote was: "You should not say thank you twice. bitten = thank you (tak) and Danke is also thank you (tak). I also think bitten should be written without n so it is bitte" I don't agree with neither part.
		3 January 2008 10:43
	iamfromaustria Number of messages: 1335	Could it be "Darf/Kann ich bitte ein Wienerschnitzel mit Kroketten und ein Sprite haben"? (I prefer "Kann" because "Darf" sounds as if you asked for the permission)
		4 January 2008 09:42
	Bhatarsaigh Number of messages: 253	OK, einigen wir uns auf: "Kann ich bitte ein ... haben? Danke."