bon WE italien !

Italian translation: piacevole fine settimana italiano !

18:35 Nov 14, 2003
French to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / g�n�ral
French term or phrase: bon WE italien !
en prévision d'un week end passé à Florence
macpass
Italian translation:piacevole fine settimana italiano !
Explanation:
ciao!
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swisstell
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Local time: 19:02
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4 +10piacevole fine settimana italiano !
swisstell
5Buon week-end in Italia !
bistefano


  

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piacevole fine settimana italiano !


Explanation:
ciao!

swisstell
Italy
Local time: 19:02
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Native speaker of: German
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agree  delos: anche BUON
1 min

agree  Mozart (X)
2 mins

agree  Science451
25 mins

agree  Francesca Siotto: BUON fine settimana italiano
31 mins

agree  Christel Zipfel
57 mins

agree  Michelle V
18 hrs

agree  TRANSLATED SRL: BUON molto meglio
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agree  rugiada
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agree  bistefano: Buon week-end in Italia !
2 days 21 hrs

agree  Giorgio De Martino: buon ...
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2 days 21 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
Buon week-end in Italia !


Explanation:
Non c'e' affatto bisogno di tradurre "week-end", che e' molto usato anche in italiano.

Inoltre mi sembra, dato il punto esclamativo, che questo sia uun augurio a qualcuno, oppure uno slogan pubblicitario, o qualcosa del genere.

In tal caso, meglio usare "Buon" piuttosto che "piacevole", suona molto più naturale (per me che soono italiano!).

bistefano
Local time: 19:02
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
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