Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
HER skal være en artikel om annonce-kampagnen. Den modtager Macvaerk og oversætterne den 30. april]
English translation:
HERE goes the article on the ad campaign. Macvaerk [the printer] and the translators will receive the article on 30 April
Added to glossary by
Teresa Cristina Felix de Sousa
Apr 28, 2003 17:19
21 yrs ago
Danish term
Help on a complete sentence.
Danish to English
Marketing
Pls, my friends, this is really urgent. These 2 sentences appeared inside en English text that I am translating. Could you pls help me? I must deliver this work in 2 hours. That is urgent!
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[HER skal være en artikel om annonce-kampagnen.
Den modtager Macvaerk og oversætterne den 30. april]
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Tks in advance
Teresa
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[HER skal være en artikel om annonce-kampagnen.
Den modtager Macvaerk og oversætterne den 30. april]
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Tks in advance
Teresa
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Eliza-Anna
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In my view, this should not be translated. It says "HERE goes the article on the ad campaign. Macvaerk [the printer] and the translators will receive the article on 30 April".
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Comment: "Tks a lot, dear friends
Have a wonderful day!
- Teresa"
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(1) An article about the advertising campaign will be here - first sentence
The first sentence appears to be quite straightforward, ie an article about the advertising campaign will be here.
With the second sentence, I am not sure what Macverk is - I am making an assumption that it is a trade name or some kind of software because it starts with a capital letter. If I am correct in my guess, it would mean: It accepts Mackvaerk and the translators on 30th April. Hope this helps
With the second sentence, I am not sure what Macverk is - I am making an assumption that it is a trade name or some kind of software because it starts with a capital letter. If I am correct in my guess, it would mean: It accepts Mackvaerk and the translators on 30th April. Hope this helps
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