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Danish/English translation again

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merlinius | 20:52 Thu 25th Sep 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Once again in work with no access to translation server!
I've just started to learn Danish to compliment my girlfriend's excellent English.

She's given me this small sentence to translate :-

Haber (with a circle over the a) solen ma (circle again) skinne pa (circle) din dag.

To me and my simple dictionary it literally translates as :-

Hope the sun may shine on your day

Could shaneystar2 or swedeheart or anybody with Scandinavian expertise tell me if this exact or should it more like - I hope the sun shines on you today.

Thanks for any help as always (M)
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I'm no expert ( too much ogling Norwegian men in woolly jumpers ) but ...
More or less means ..Hope the sun shines for you today ..so you're doing well :)
Sveedie will be along to correct me if I'm wrong !
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Thank you shaney, you certainly are are star too!!

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