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    Hi Verocombina! You may want to post this question in another section of this forum: General Spanish-English Translation

    http://www.english-spanish-translato...h-translation/

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    as per Cambridge:
    empanada f 1. GASTR pie (usually containing meat or tuna);

    dulce de leche: I have seen it like "sweet milk", I think in the US they have something similar which they call "caramel"

    I suggest you don't translate Ravioles and Ñóquis , both are italian dishes and I believe they are known by their names in Italian.

    the other two words, I do not know what they mean.

    hope it helps!

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    Ella contesté aquí: i need your help in translation . Usualmente, puedo traducir los nombres de cosas como ñoquis, pero resulta que la traducción es más dificíl entender como el nombre original.

    Oops. En mi contestación, mencioné el programa "Costa a Costa". Es "Diálogo de Costa a Costa".
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    Quote Originally Posted by CECIYJUANI
    as per Cambridge:
    empanada f 1. GASTR pie (usually containing meat or tuna);

    dulce de leche: I have seen it like "sweet milk", I think in the US they have something similar which they call "caramel"

    I suggest you don't translate Ravioles and Ñóquis , both are italian dishes and I believe they are known by their names in Italian.

    the other two words, I do not know what they mean.

    hope it helps!
    Actually, in English we use real italian terms for pasta, like "ravioli" and "gnocci" or something similar, but never "ravioles" or "ñoquis".

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    Hello To All!

    The More The Merrier As They Say Somewhere. Each Translation

    Was Very Well Made. I'll Put In My Two Cents.

    The Society Foresees (PREV&#201
    The Strengthening Of Commercial Ties With

    It's Present Customers As Well As The Development Of A New

    Clientele Base.
    Exito,

    Leslie
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    Um, mvictoria, my post gave a link to a site in English for recipes for Ñoquis Night in Houston. I'd say more we rarely use that word. And it is often misspelled gnocchis.

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    Red face Hay te va compadre! Pichingles is my 2nd language...

    La sociedad prevé intensificar los lazos comerciales con los clientes
    actuales, así como desarrollar nuevos clientes.

    LITERAL
    Society is privy to intensify commercial links with actual clients, as they would roll out new clients.

    INFERRED
    The company is privy to intensify its commercial ties with actual clients, as they would with new clients.

    COMMERCIALIZED
    The company is intent on improving its commercial relationships with its actual clients, as it identifies prospective new ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leslie M
    Hello To All!

    The More The Merrier As They Say Somewhere. Each Translation

    Was Very Well Made. I'll Put In My Two Cents.

    The Society Foresees (PREV&#201
    The Strengthening Of Commercial Ties With

    It's Present Customers As Well As The Development Of A New

    Clientele Base.
    Exito,

    Leslie

    I agree with your "two cents" Leslie.


    I would change it only slightly:

    The company (sociedad) forsees an intensification of its commercial ties with its present customers as well as the development of new clients.

    Saludos
    vicente

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    Quote Originally Posted by SandraT
    the society plans to strengthen the commercial links with the current customers as well as to atract new ones.

    hope it helps...
    empanada-fried pie locro-mulligan stew

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    Default Re: Como se dice esto en ingles?

    En el banco, como se dice ""incorriente total" como motivo para devolucion

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