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Old March 03, 2010, 10:00 AM
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There will always be next year for that
Hola, falto una buena traducción

Siempre hay el próximo año para eso.
Siempre habrá el año que viene para eso.

¿Hay, Habrá, o otro verbo?
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Old March 03, 2010, 10:09 AM
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Hola, falto una buena traducción

Siempre hay el próximo año para eso.
Siempre habrá el año que viene para eso.

¿Hay, Habrá, o otro verbo?
There fault the some of sentence.
Because the phrase doesn't make sense such as it wrote.
You should to write above the sentence.
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Old March 03, 2010, 10:13 AM
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There fault the some of sentence.
Because the phrase doesn't make sense such as it wrote.
You should to write above the sentence.
How about

Siempre podremos hacerlo en el año que viene
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Old March 03, 2010, 10:17 AM
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Hola, falto una buena traducción

Siempre hay el próximo año para eso.
Siempre habrá el año que viene para eso.

¿Hay, Habrá, o otro verbo?
Siempre habrá/existirá otro año para eso.
Siempre tendremos otro año/el próximo año/el año que viene para eso.

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Old March 03, 2010, 10:28 AM
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Gracias, ¡qué verqüenza cuando trato de pensar como un hispanohablante y las frases resultadas no tienen razón!
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Old March 03, 2010, 10:33 AM
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No ibas tan desencaminado. Y siempre podemos/podremos hacerlo el año que viene también está bien.

Y un poco más peliculero: siempre nos quedará el año que viene.
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Old March 03, 2010, 10:48 AM
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No ibas tan desencaminado. Y siempre podemos/podremos hacerlo el año que viene también está bien.

Y un poco más peliculero: siempre nos quedará el año que viene.
para siempre
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para siempre
For ever

For ever and ever = Para siempre jamás
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Hola, falto una buena traducción

Siempre hay el próximo año para eso.
Siempre habrá el año que viene/el próximo año para eso/aquello.

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Old March 03, 2010, 11:34 AM
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Bueno, no sorpresa .. he olvido la regla más fácilmente olvidada de la lengua entera... Creo que si pronuncio las palabras cuando escribir por telclado no haría esa equivocación nada más.. Gracias


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For ever

For ever and ever = Para siempre jamás
Creo que es así
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Old March 03, 2010, 11:59 AM
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Bueno, no sorpresa .. he olvido la regla más fácilmente olvidada de la lengua entera... Creo que si pronuncio las palabras cuando escribir por telclado no haría esa equivocación nada más.. Gracias
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How about

Siempre podremos hacerlo en el año que viene
Yes it's more correct.
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