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SplishSplash
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Spanish speakers...

Post by SplishSplash »

Could you please translate this (if you can translate it better than babelfish can):
PRUEBAS SELECTIVAS PARA LA CONTRATACION DE PERSONAL LABORAL
EVENTUAL PARA CUBRIR EL SERVICIO DE APOYO A LA CAMPAÑA DE RENTA 2004
EN LOS SERVICIOS CENTRALES Y DELEGACIONES DE LA AGENCIA TRIBUTARIA
and maybe tell me what http://www.aeat.es is.
CaseDogg
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Post by CaseDogg »

roughfly traslated

"i am i very good gardener and i cut lawns for a living. i try to have as many kids as passible as to up the amount of welfare me and my hina get"

or something.
R00k
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Post by R00k »

lol
SplishSplash
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Post by SplishSplash »

Aren't there any spaniards or mexicans here?
Suave
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Post by Suave »

Selective tests for the possible hiring of Labor personnel.

Send details of support to the Campaign of Rent 2004.

The central services and delegations of the tributary agency.
SplishSplash
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Post by SplishSplash »

Are you a native speaker?

Do you know what that website is? Some kind of government agency, yes?
Suave
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Post by Suave »

SplishSplash wrote:Are you a native speaker?

Do you know what that website is? Some kind of government agency, yes?
Well the website is for the Tributary agency. I THINK they are in charge of import and export as well as other things, like fraud.

I used babelfish translation.
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