Happy Birthday!
Czech translation: Vechno nejlepí k narozeninám, Rostislave
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| 5 | Vechno nejlepí k narozeninám, Rostislav! |
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| 4 +1 | Vechno nejlepí k narozeninám, Rostislave |
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| 4 | Ve nej, Rostislave! OR Ve nej, Roso! |
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Vechno nejlepí k narozeninám, Rostislav! Explanation: ~ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-10 19:08:38 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A shorter version - Vechno nej... k narozeninám, Rostislave! |
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peer agreement (net): +1Vechno nejlepí k narozeninám, Rostislave Explanation: This is the full translation. If you need to make it shorter maybe you could leave out the ´k narozeninám´part (birthday), hoping that Rostislav will remember that he has one today, and you can also leave out the name in the end. If you say: ´Vechno nejlepí´ he will certainly understand Please, view the Czech letters with Center European Windows encoding. |
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17 hrs confidence:
Ve nej, Rostislave! OR Ve nej, Roso! Explanation: The answers of my colleagues were good, however, you say you want a short version. This is the shortest you can achieve, I think. If you use the second variant, you use a familiar form of the Czech name. |
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