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| English to Slovak translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: Congratulations on your engagement. I hope you will both be very happy together | | congratulations to be written in a card. |
| | | Gratulujem(-e) k Vámu zasnúbeniu. Prajeme Vám, aby ste boli spolu astní. | Explanation:
Gratulujem - if written by one person
Gratulujeme - if written by more than one person
This translation sounds natural in Slovak.
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Prajem(-e) - the same case as with Gratulujem(-e). |
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| Grading comment It is hard to know which was the best answer as I don't speak Slovakian. Obviously one answer was better than the other, but quite honestly it could have said anything and I would not have know.
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24 mins confidence:  Gratulujem(e) k zasnúbenie. Dúfam, e budete obidvaja spolu astní.
Explanation:
The letter (e) after the word "Gratulujem" means if zou are speaking on behalf of more than one person. So you decide if you are sending it just for yourself or with your better half.
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1 hr confidence: peer agreement (net): +1 Gratulujem(-e) k Vámu zasnúbeniu. Prajeme Vám, aby ste boli spolu astní.
Explanation:
Gratulujem - if written by one person
Gratulujeme - if written by more than one person
This translation sounds natural in Slovak.
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Note added at 2002-03-26 17:09:48 (GMT)
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Please view with Central European Windows encoding.
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Note added at 2002-03-27 00:33:37 (GMT)
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Prajem(-e) - the same case as with Gratulujem(-e).
| | | Grading comment | It is hard to know which was the best answer as I don't speak Slovakian. Obviously one answer was better than the other, but quite honestly it could have said anything and I would not have know. |
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