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Please help to translate this simple audio file.
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The clip says "Estoy muy encantada conocerte. Un beso grande.", which has a grammatical mistake. It should be "[...] encantada de conocerte". – MikMik Feb 28 '12 at 11:24
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sorry, should I delete a question ? – Oleg Dats Mar 1 '12 at 10:57
@Oleg Dats you can't delete it, but you can flag it for moderator to delete it – Theta30 Mar 2 '12 at 4:11

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To add to the @Tomas' answer, the audio file says, "Estoy muy encantada conocerte. Un beso grande." A Literal translation of this would be:

"I am very pleased to meet you. A big kiss."

One could also note that the speaker is female based on the use of the word "encantada", and that she is familiar with the recipient of the message based on the "te" and, of course, the big kiss.

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One could also note that the speaker speaks poor Spanish; she says "Estoy muy encantada conocerte", where it should be "Estoy muy encantada de conocerte". – CesarGon Feb 28 '12 at 13:43
When referencing a "previous" answer, consider using the poster's name with an @ in front, since the order may change with voting. In this case, "To add to @Tomas' answer..." – Eric Feb 28 '12 at 15:58
@Eric, Thanks. It's changed. – Rachel Mar 1 '12 at 2:19
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The translation is:

I am so very pleased to meet you. I send you a kiss.

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