can any one translate this?

  • Óçìåßùóç: óõíçììÝíï ìÞíõìá ðïõ ðñïùèÞèçêå.

    just want to know what was it..good or bad..
    can any one translate?thank you so much...

    14 Jul 2006, 03:55 Anonymous
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    That's not greek at all. It seems to be a format error from the real language, or actually it's something without sense.

    Anonymous 10 Nov 2006, 11:32 - Report
  • font

    You get that type of font when the sender or recieved does not support the greek fonts

    ioannis 15 Feb 2007, 02:06 - Report
  • Translation

    Maybe somebody can translate this sentence, I think it is in greek.
    I will appreciate it very much!

    Re meleke to podhlato den stamataei otan katevazeis taxythta

    Liis 19 Mar 2007, 02:02 - Report
  • Translation

    Hi... the sentence is in greek though in the original one you had problems with encoding. So...
    Someone is telling you that you can not expect a bicycle to stop if you just gear down.
    Don't know if that makes sense happy

    Niki 03 May 2007, 04:01 - Report
  • Hi

    Hi,
    Sorry to be barging in with a different discussions altogether. I m Chetana from Bangalore, India. I have a few job openings in Bangalore for the post of a greek Language specialist. we are looking for someone who can read, write and speak Greek fluently. The job location is Bangalore and we can arrange for telephonic interviews. Do let me know if anyone would be interested. Domail me your resumes at [email removed]
    Cheers!!

    Chetana 27 Jun 2007, 12:04 - Report
  • translation

    it means:
    hey man (in orginal "jerk"blunk, this bicycle doesn't stop when you slow down

    xy 27 Jun 2007, 09:10 - Report
  • Apo melekies kala pame

    filakia apo krhth


    www.HelloGreece.com

    Athios 08 Aug 2007, 08:01 - Report
  • It means that the

    most bycycle in greece dont have breaks : )


    www.HelloGreece.com

    Athios 08 Aug 2007, 08:02 - Report
  • translations..ect.



    Yes.. but most of the time.., if you do go in to this..

    You`ll just find it`s some one trying to sell you something...!@!!!!

    www.outoftowners.net 06 Sep 2007, 05:14 - Report
  • meleke, malaka and other milikis

    just so you know it's "re malaka"! Malaka is a world you will hear a thousands time a day and well, in a friendly way it means my "buddy" or "dude" like they all say in the states but when angry it means "asshole"!
    Filia,
    melissa

    melissaki 02 Apr 2008, 01:40 - Report
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