Ovunque ci sia da demolire

Croatian translation: Trebate li nesto srusiti, mi smo tu!

11:19 Mar 5, 2002
Italian to Croatian translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / hydraulic breakers
Italian term or phrase: Ovunque ci sia da demolire
This is a slogan for a firm which makes hydraulic breakers. The slogan has been either translated literally or transformed in several languages, so the French is "Démolir est notre métier. Partout.", the English is "Your demolition man, wherever you are", the German is "Wo immer es etwas zu demolieren gibt", the Spanish is "Demoler es nuestro trabajo. Donde quiera." and the Portuguese is "Demolir é a nossa profissão. Em toda parte."
Anthony Green
Italy
Local time: 22:42
Croatian translation:Trebate li nesto srusiti, mi smo tu!
Explanation:
This is not a literal translation but rather passing on the message from the slogan. Literally it means "if you have anything for demolition, we are here".

Anyway, it is more appropriate and suitable in Croatian.

Regards!

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Note added at 2002-03-05 13:04:50 (GMT)
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Letter \"s\" in word \"nesto\" has a little \"v\" sign on top of it (pronounced \"sh\") as well as second \"s\" in \"srusiti\"
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Kemal Mustajbegovic
Local time: 04:42
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Thank you so much for that help - you're very kind!
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5 +1Trebate li nesto srusiti, mi smo tu!
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Trebate li nesto srusiti, mi smo tu!


Explanation:
This is not a literal translation but rather passing on the message from the slogan. Literally it means "if you have anything for demolition, we are here".

Anyway, it is more appropriate and suitable in Croatian.

Regards!

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Note added at 2002-03-05 13:04:50 (GMT)
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Letter \"s\" in word \"nesto\" has a little \"v\" sign on top of it (pronounced \"sh\") as well as second \"s\" in \"srusiti\"

Kemal Mustajbegovic
Local time: 04:42
Native speaker of: Croatian
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Thank you so much for that help - you're very kind!

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