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Szanowni klienci. Mamy przyjemność poinformować, ...
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Submitted by mamoos
Source language: Polish

Szanowni klienci. Mamy przyjemność poinformować, kamień do wypieków pizzy, chleba, ciastek ponownie będzie dostępny w naszej ofercie. Zapraszamy od 15 lutego 2008 roku do zakupów
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Brittisk engelska

Title
Dear customers...
Translation
English

Translated by Angelus
Target language: English

Dear customers. We have the pleasure to inform that stones for baking pizzas, breads and cakes will be available again in our offer. From February 15, 2008 we invite you to go shopping.
Last validated or edited by Tantine - 8 March 2008 00:12





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16 February 2008 23:43

goncin
Number of messages: 3706
Costumers -> customers

16 February 2008 23:54

Angelus
Number of messages: 1227
Ops.. é mesmo, 'clientes' - errei quando digitava.

Dziękuję Goncy

18 February 2008 09:40

dramati
Number of messages: 972
we invite you to shopping is not acceptable English. Try again.

Best,

David

19 February 2008 08:32

dramati
Number of messages: 972
Try to say something else than "invite you to shopping" maybe invite you to shop here, or something. "invite you to shopping" is not correct English

20 February 2008 04:42

Angelus
Number of messages: 1227
Hi David,

do you think "invite you to go shopping" would be good here?

Regards

CC: dramati

21 February 2008 09:07

Inulek
Number of messages: 109
there's no word about "stone baked pizzas" in original text, but "stone FOR baking pizzas"

21 February 2008 09:12

shoqja
Number of messages: 4
not correct translation. "Stones for baking pizzas, breads and cakes will be available", not "stone baked pizzas, breads and cakes will be available". Much difference

21 February 2008 11:04

Olesniczanin
Number of messages: 73
What do you mean by "stone baked pizzas"?

21 February 2008 11:41

Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi Olesniczanin

A "stone baked" pizza is a pizza that has been cooked upon a stone slab, rather than on an oven grill.

Hope this helps

Bises
Tantine

21 February 2008 20:04

karolinuha
Number of messages: 25
there's no word in original text about "stone baked pizzas" but about " stones for baking pizzas, breads and cakes" which will be delivered from that date

22 February 2008 12:08

Olesniczanin
Number of messages: 73
Yeah Tantine but the original text says about a stone, NOT about pizzas. Just like the others say, it's a stone for baking pizzas, breads and cakes. I think that makes a huge difference.

Regards

23 February 2008 04:32

Angelus
Number of messages: 1227
Humm I knew I would have problems with this.
I misunderstood the text.
I thought that 'stone-baked pizza' was part of the offer like the breads and cakes.
But it's really talking about the STONE itself you use to bake these things. Like this one I think >

 pizza stone

Maybe an English expert could change it to 'stone for baking pizzas' ?

7 March 2008 16:22

Olesniczanin
Number of messages: 73
Yeah. I wonder why the translation was accepted even though many people had said it was wrong. Now the author himself claims he was wrong and no expert changes it.

Note that we have Swedish version now and even though I don't know Swedish I believe it's wrong too since it was probably based on the English text.

Regards.

8 March 2008 00:14

Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi Olesniczanin

As you can see, I have edited the English version here. Let me know if the edit is ok.

I will cc a Swedish expert so as the Swedish version can be corrected if necessary.

Thanks for your vigilance and your help

Bises
Tantine

8 March 2008 00:16

Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Forgot to cc !!!

CC: pias

8 March 2008 10:15

pias
Number of messages: 8113
Thanks a lot Tantine.
That was different from how the Swedish is translated right now, some edits to do here!

8 March 2008 22:07

Olesniczanin
Number of messages: 73
It seems fine now.
Thanks for your cooperation .

Regards.