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harelyta
Peru

Help me please
 
Hi dear friends:

Can you give a hand with this??? How would you say this in English?



"J�ven! La Iglesia cuenta contigo"


Thank you very much for your big help


31 Aug 2012      





Ms.Sara.q8
Kuwait

Hi :)
 
I googled the translation and I got this :
 
� �Young! The Church is counting on you � �
 
I don �t know if it �s correct or meaningless :-)
 
Sara ^_^

31 Aug 2012     



alex076
Italy

Hi!
It �s correct!
But, since YOUNG is an adjective (it can �t stand on its own), 
I would say "young person" or "child/children" or "boys and girls".
Just my opinion...
Alex. :)

31 Aug 2012     



Morodo323
Colombia

Young man/lady Church �s counting on you.

1 Sep 2012     



languageleader88
Andorra

I would say: Lad, Church �s counting on you

1 Sep 2012     



yanogator
United States

I don �t know if British English is different, but we wouldn �t use the contraction in the US, so it would be "Young one, the church is counting on you". (Definitely with "the" and without the apostrophe).
 
Bruce
 

1 Sep 2012     



harelyta
Peru

Thank you very much my friends!!!

You helped me a lot!!!


Have a nice weekend!!!!

1 Sep 2012