Message in a bottle! (suite)

Voilà le texte qu'une Hollandaise de mes amies m'a transmis en guise de traduction du message. Elle ne parle pas Français  (comme 96%  de la population mondiale : 173 millions de francophones/6 milliards d'habitants) mais a appris l'anglais à l'école. Comme vous.

Vous pouvez tenter de traduire par vous même ce message par l'observation. Complétez cette première traduction à l'aide de Mme Lucas, votre professeur d'anglais.

“ To the finder of my message in a bottle:

Dear finder of the message in a bottle,

First of all, hello !

We probably don’t know each other, but still I want to ask a favour of you.

My bottle has ended up in the sea for a special reason. I’m participating in a contest and I’m hoping that my bottle has had the longest or the most special journey. Would you like to report to the organisation where my bottle has ended up? If you have more details that are of any importance, please let it know. You can do this by mail, or by phone, but preferentially by picture post card (WIC Maassluis, antwoordnummer 25, 3140 WB MAASSLUIS o.v.v. flessenpost)

Except my information it is also important that you report your information, because if I will win there will be a little present for you, as the finder of this bottle, too!

Thanks in advance, and greetings from the sea!”

(Follow the address of people who send the message and address of WOON INFORMATIE CENTRUM MAASLUIS)

‘The WIC MAASSLUIS is opened from Tuesday till Friday from 09.00 till 13.00 and every second and fourth Saturday in the month from 09.00 up to 12.00.’