Vertaling - Grieks-Latijn - μαυρο τριανταφυλλο

Hi!

Is there a conjugated verb in this text? (Google doesn't help...

Thanks a lot!

CC: reggina

nope!

no. in english is " black rose" .

Thanks so much for this prompt reply, reggina!

Hello Artemis! For your request to be accepted, you've got to add one conjugated verb.
If you ever want "black rose" to be specifically translated (as maybe there's a name for this variety of rose) edit your text rather with "this is a black rose" than "the rose is black".

I'll wait for your edit before setting this text back to translation.

Thank you!

I edit it. is it ok?

OH? I mean the text in Greek ("this is a black rose" in Greek-I don't know Greek or I would have edited myself-)

αυτό είναι ένα μαύρο τριανταφυλλο
(Is it correct? That's what I got with the Google stuff...)

yes. sorry ! i thought it would be easier for you in english.

Wow Francky are you trying to get my job?

I would be a pathetic Greek expert, believe me!

But here are a few tips about how to let a text be translated as it was first submitted, even if it was edited :

- add the conjugated verb in a way that doesn't corrupt the meaning (see the sample I left in my previous post -26 May 2009 17:29) => "this is a black rose"

- leave the former text in the title frame (=> "Black rose"

thanks for the tip!it's very helpfull!!