Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

offrire

English translation:

will be offered two complimentary (free) ski lessons

Added to glossary by Gad Kohenov
Sep 22, 2008 12:59
15 yrs ago
Italian term

offrire

Italian to English Other Tourism & Travel hotels
our guests staying from... will be given 2 complimentary ski lessons.
non so come rendere al meglio offrire (la frase in italiano non è passiva....l'hotel offrirà ecc ma mi sembra che stia meglio al passivo) Grazie
Change log

Sep 23, 2008 08:46: Gad Kohenov Created KOG entry

Discussion

Paul O'Brien Sep 22, 2008:
i stongly suspect you don't need the possessive adjective "our" in the translated version, but in any event i think you should post the entire sentence in the original italian so we can be more "empowered".

Proposed translations

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will be offered two complimentary (free) ski lessons

A possibility.
Peer comment(s):

agree Lietta Warren-Granato : questo è senz'altro il modo più elegante di dirlo: offered, NON granted, e complimentary, invece del più crasso 'free'
53 mins
Mille grazie :))
agree Gian
59 mins
Danke Kapitän!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thanks. That's what I needed."
3 mins

we/the hotel are/is/will be pleased to offer 2 complimentary sking lessons.......

... to our guests staying from... to .......
Peer comment(s):

neutral Gad Kohenov : piuttosto skiing
2 mins
yes, of course - sorry for the spelling mistake!
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14 mins

are granted two (free of charge) additional skiing lessons

that´s at least how I would translate the term
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56 mins

will have

Un semplice "have" che gli anglofoni usano dappertutto?
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16 hrs

receive

This is also a valid response:

"our guests staying from... will receive 2 complimentary ski lessons."

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1 day 4 hrs

will have benefited from

Per me qui ha più il senso di usufruire, dal punto di vista turistico.
Coloro che pernotteranno in tal hotel.. usufruiranno... di due lezioni...

Try to read at the end of this passage:
Some time before the Wedding Day, the Toastmaster will visit the Bride and Groom, together with their respective Parents, to discuss the day in full. This meeting is all important and every aspect will be covered, such as who will be making the speeches? How many guests will there be? Who is the Best Man? How many ushers? Would you like any special announcements during the meal…..the list is endless. At the end of this briefing, everyone will have a good idea of the timetable for the day, the order of events, the role of certain people, and most importantly, the Bride and Groom will have benefited from the high degree of confidence and experience shown by the Toastmaster.
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