Mar 7, 2003 04:05
21 yrs ago
Serbo-Croat term
litar
Non-PRO
Serbo-Croat to English
Bus/Financial
Food & Drink
Food
printed onto the Coca Cola bottle . Meaning is litre in English . Would like to know \" litar \" is which country\'s language.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | Litar | Rajan Chopra |
5 | 1 litar Coca Cole - Serbian/ Bosnian/ Serbo Croat | Gordana Podvezanec |
5 | which counttry was the bottle from? | Shruti Nagar |
Change log
Apr 26, 2006 20:28: Fabio Descalzi changed "Language pair" from "zzz Other zzz to English" to "Serbo-Croat to English" , "Field" from "Other" to "Bus/Financial"
Proposed translations
6 mins
Litar
The measure in respect of a liquid substance i.e. Litre has become part and parcel of each and every language. However, this is a different aspect that these languages have adapted this word as per their own sound system.
Litre is known as Litar in Hindi.
Litre is known as Litar in Hindi.
2 hrs
1 litar Coca Cole - Serbian/ Bosnian/ Serbo Croat
Online Magazin START Bosne i Hercegovine
... Ljudi iz Coca Cole, inaèe, sami obilaze kupce i dogovaraju ... Nogometni koledž Predraga
Pašiæa (Italija, 1,5 miliona KM ... za punjenje 6.000 flaša od litar i po ...
www.startbih.info/broj/toplista.asp?br=80 - 48k
Untitled
... èaj od obiènog tetrljana: 20 g sušene biljke na 1 litar vrele vode, ostaviti
da odstoji 15 minuta. ... èaj od srdaèice: 30 g listova na 1 litar vrele vode. ...
www.kokolo.de/biljniljekar/recepti/menstruacija.htm - 8k
... Ljudi iz Coca Cole, inaèe, sami obilaze kupce i dogovaraju ... Nogometni koledž Predraga
Pašiæa (Italija, 1,5 miliona KM ... za punjenje 6.000 flaša od litar i po ...
www.startbih.info/broj/toplista.asp?br=80 - 48k
Untitled
... èaj od obiènog tetrljana: 20 g sušene biljke na 1 litar vrele vode, ostaviti
da odstoji 15 minuta. ... èaj od srdaèice: 30 g listova na 1 litar vrele vode. ...
www.kokolo.de/biljniljekar/recepti/menstruacija.htm - 8k
29 days
which counttry was the bottle from?
did it have any other language on the lable. Litre is Pronounced as Litar in Hindi/Urdu and even Persian but then it is not written in Roman alphabets. Hindi and Urdu/persian both have their distinctive scrips. It must be some language which shares Roman alphabets.
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