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  1. 03-26-2007 #1
    isabella
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    How can I translate 'cash with strings'?
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    In what context, Isabella?
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    It is the title of an article about the aid given by United States to Afganistan
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    Hi Isabella,
    It´s very hard to translate it without reading the source text since its meaning is closely connected to the content of the article...
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    Hi Isabella, I think "Cash with a string" means money given provided that certain conditions be met. How about "Dinero (Ayuda o contribción) bajo condiciones", or "dinero con exigencias" , or even "Ayuda condicionada"?

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    Thank you Hebe for your help . Dinero con exigencias me queda perfecto en la traducción.
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    Muy bueno Hebe!
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    Quote Originally Posted by In-House
    Muy bueno Hebe!
    Gracias In-house, he aprendido mucho con Uds. Algo bueno se me tenía que pegar ¿No te parece? jeje


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