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Hi! How are you? i am trying out this new service for translation.

16:26 Dec 11, 2003
English to Gujarati translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: Hi! How are you? i am trying out this new service for translation.
Hi! How are you? i am trying out this new service for translation.
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Serge L
5kem chho tame? hun bhashantar mate aa navi seva ajmavi rahyon chhun.
jaywantpandya
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ndhruv


  

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kem chho tame? hun bhashantar mate aa navi seva ajmavi rahyon chhun.


Explanation:
how are you = tame kem chho
i am trying = hun ajmavi rahyon chhun
this new service = aa navi seva
translation = bhashantar

jaywantpandya
India
Local time: 00:50
Native speaker of: Native in GujaratiGujarati
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neutral  ndhruv: for "i am trying", I use "whu pryathna karuchhu".
97 days
  -> trying is tranlsated as prayatna kari rahyo chhun but here it will not go like that because meaning is different. here it will go as ajmavi rahyo chhun.
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hi! how are you? i am trying out this new service for translation.
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Explanation:
if you don't mind my asking, what is the difference between "hun ajmavi rahyon chhun" and "prayatna kari rahyo chhun"? I also hope you know that your translations are very "shudha" Gujarati, which is good although fewer and fewer people actually understand such pure Gujarati. I will not claim to know Gujarati that well, but I think that this is something you should know.

ndhruv
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