"La victime aurait offert ça à une femme."

Translation: The victim would have bought that for a woman.

[rosmcculloch]

you suggest 'given' in the drop down menu then when i use it you mark me wrong!!!

[hoffmannov95]

In the translation from English to French, it said "to a woman," which didn't make sense to me. But then here, in the French to English, it says "to a woman" is incorrect, and that "for a woman" is the proper translation. This makes more sense to me, so keeping this relatively confusing sentence consistent would be very helpful.

[hoffmannov95]

In the translation from English to French, it said "to a woman," which didn't make sense to me. But then here, in the French to English, it says "to a woman" is incorrect, and that "for a woman" is the proper translation. This makes more sense to me, so keeping this relatively confusing sentence consistent would be very helpful.

[hoffmannov95]

In the translation from English to French, it said "to a woman," which didn't make sense to me. But then here, in the French to English, it says "to a woman" is incorrect, and that "for a woman" is the proper translation. This makes more sense to me, so keeping this relatively confusing sentence consistent would be very helpful.

[fitz7647]

This is a poor sentence. To a woman may be to a wife but buy is not implied. Overall, this misleads to a poor translation as the "correct"translation is very unlikely for anyone to get!