Romanian Help With Translating... I Would Be Very Appreciative If Someone Could Translate A Few Words! Thanks!
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SweetKisser
Tuesday 18th of September 2007 10:16:10 AM
Help with translating...: Hi! How are you all doing? (Great I hope! :) )
You see I’m working on making a picture book for a friend of mine’s daughter (they live in Romania) and I thought it might be nice to put the Romanian equivalent next to the bold English words. So I was wondering if someone here could translate a few words (about 11) for the book? I would be very appreciative!
Thanks! ...and I hope you have a Great Day!
Smiles, Dovid
The words I need translated are the ones that are in bold. Thanks A Lot!
First they left the mountains.
Then they walked down the road to Deva.
Then they went to the post-office.
After the post-office they went by truck to Bucuresti.
Then they went to the airport.
Together they flew on a plane.
They landed at another very big airport.
In a big city called New York City!
Then they rode with the mail-person in the mail-truck.
…All the way to their new home!
What a long way to travel!
(If your wondering my friend sent me a gnome, and I decided to make a picture book for my friends little girl on how the gnome came to America. :) )
(Four Score and Seven Years Ago, That's when I last logged in! ;) )
ngonga
Tuesday 18th of September 2007 07:11:55 PM
munti, drum, birou postal, camion, aeroport, avion, mare, oras, camion postal, casa, a calatori.
I hope that helped!
SweetKisser
Tuesday 18th of September 2007 11:15:18 PM
Yes that helps a lot! Thanks!
I think that answers all my questions, but I should double check to be sure...
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Ah ha, I knew there was one more hiding! lol ...Can you tell me what the difference between Camion Po?tal, Furgon Po?tal and Furgonet? Po?tal? is?
Thanks Again!
~Dovid
Lina
Sunday 23rd of September 2007 05:12:42 PM
Hi SweetKisser,
You should know the difference between a truck (camion) and a van (furgoneta)! Furgon and furgoneta is the same thing.
Since you are a fairy tales collector, why don't you share us one of your favorite fairytale? I'll tell you a Romanian fairytale (basm) for your collections:)
All the best/Toate cele bune,
Lina
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