"Bună ziua, el este Mihai și ea este Ioana."
Translation:Good afternoon, he is Michael and she is Jane.
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Bună ziua is a general greeting, meaning it can be used throughout the day and meanings are good day, good morning, good afternoon, hello, etc As for names, the general translating rule is that names need no translation. It's an error of the romanian course
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Hi iiai. Don't know if you can help but the report button contains different options - I guess for different questions. Quite often the problem is on a missing button - by which I mean an option that is there sometimes, but doesn't appear for the particular question. If there's a good reason it would be great to understand, if not it would be good to see this changed.
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This is a good question, I also asked it, but I have still no answer... I suppose that every new sentence added has a lifecycle before its full acceptance (and the set of reports options is changing during this process), or, even more likely, the set of options depends on the version of the incubator at the time of creating the sentence... I will ask again, and I hope for a clarification... I suggest you to send bug reports here whenever you can't find an appropriate option in the existing set provided by the Report button.
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Why is it translating names? It doesn't matter what language a person is speaking. If their name is Mihai or Ioana, it doesn't change.
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All contractions are accepted. It's more likely you had a typo... But if you discover sentences that don't accept them, please press the reporting flag in order to be added.
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LidiaLita, no, the forum is only for users, to help each other, and it is moderated by volunteers. If you need to report something please use Report button. You can consult Troubleshooting forum if you encounter technical problems (also kept by users) or you can send a bug report if you discover (and can prove it with screenshots) a bug.
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Incorrect information for name, not helpful. How should i know how a name translates without the hint??