Translation - English-Ancient greek - My time zone is GMT-8.Current status Translation
Category Explanations - Computers / Internet | | | Source language: English
My time zone is GMT-8. | Remarks about the translation | I want the whole thing translated. If the actual zone is expressed differently in other languages, I'd like to know how it's written. |
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| Ἡ ζώνη τῆς á½¥Ïας η´ ἔς με ἔχει. | TranslationAncient greek
Translated by  Aneta B. | Target language: Ancient greek
Ἡ ζώνη τῆς á½¥Ïας η´ ἔς με ἔχει. | Remarks about the translation | η´ = ὀκτώ --> 8 = eight My translation literally means: "Time zone GMT-8 concers me". But also possible translation would be: Τὴν ζώνην τῆς á½¥Ïας η´ἔχω. which literally means: "I am located in time zone GMT-8" <Aneta B> -------------------------------------------------- Admin's note : Poll was set by an admin because a lack of expert in the target-language. Evaluation will be done together with experts who know the target-language |
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Last validated or edited by Francky5591 - 30 October 2009 16:26
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25 October 2009 12:31 | | | | | |
25 October 2009 12:32 | | | GÜNAYDIN GÜZEL KIZ BUGÜN ÇOK GÜZELSİN | | |
26 October 2009 07:34 | | | Hi Aneta! What does ἔς stand for?
Thanks!
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26 October 2009 11:08 | | | ἔς με ἔχει = concerns me (I have found it in my dictionary)  | | |
26 October 2009 07:49 | | | But maybe the second version (in the remark field) would be better... What do you think?
Because I don't think that it can be translated literally from English...
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26 October 2009 08:11 | | | ἔς με ἔχει is very good... I think you should keep this version. | | |
26 October 2009 09:04 | | | Thank you, Efee, for your opinion. |
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