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'I can't read it!' swedish translation 444-544

posted by  bluePV544 on  Sun Sep 9 08:36 CST 2007
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Hello all. This time it's a non mechanical question. I came across some magazines and a book from the Swedish PV club. No surprise that they appear to have the best references and reading material. The problem is, I can't read it. A few things I can figure out but mostly I look at the pictures. Any easy way of translating it? I seem to recall a post from Tony about translation awhile ago but I can't find it. Would a Swedish/English dictionary help? Surely, someone has tried this before. Thanks.






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