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Before edits: "kuka helvetissä heittää mustikoita" /pias 101207.

this was part of an email, my estonian is much too basic still to understand much at all! would appreciate the help.

brits

ingles americano

Apulanta - Paha ihminen

This is an extract from the article on
http://paber.ekspress.ee/viewdoc/160DEE5572805710C225719C0030C0B6

--- Context ---
This sentence is shown directly below a text that says something like "This site is not available in your language".
It explains to the user that he / she can still use this site to learn words in any language, even though the -site itself- is not available in the current languages.

--- Language info ---
French: French from France
Dutch: language spoken in The Netherlands
Norwegian: Bokmål


-- Additional info PLEASE READ---
"this site" could also be "this website".

"However, you can still..." could also be "But, you can still..." if there is no good translation of "however".

Please put the "[b]" and "[/b]" in the best position possible. They are there to make the "any language" bold (or emphasized) as this is very important for the understanding of the text.


--- FINALLY ---
Please copy/paste or translate this information into the "Remarks about the translation"-field in order to be available to people that are translating from your translation.


Thank you.

The site is named "Wordia" and this name shall not be translated.

Context: A button with a description.

French info: French from France
Norwegian info: Bokmål

As long as the submission rules have changed, administrative messages have to change accordingly.

Note that the word "rule(s)" has an optional plural mark. That is because the requester could have violated more than one rule. In English, only that optional plural mark is needed. In your language, however, additional plural marks may be needed (on adjectives, verbs, etc.), so please put as many optional plural marks as it needs to make sense.

Please let [link=t_b_][b] and [/b][/link] marks as is, BUT DON'T FORGET TO TRANSLATE THE TEXT BETWEEN THEM! ;)

WHEN POSSIBLE, I WOULD LIKE THE TRANSLATIONS TO BE DONE BY NATIVE SPEAKERS OF EACH LANGUAGE.

Thanks! :)