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How would you translate Ihre Free Test SMS?



 
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How would you translate Ihre Free Test SMS? #1 (permalink) Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:41 am   How would you translate Ihre Free Test SMS?		  
Hi, how would you translate the phrase 'Ihre Free Test SMS' which really is a mix of German and English.

How about 'Your Free Trial Text' or 'Your Free Trial SMS'?

Many thanks,
Torsten

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