How do I say: pass or fail?
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This is for an advertisement for a repair shop. They are offering inspection and emission testing, their price remains the same whether they pass or fail.
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updated DIC 23, 2009
posted by lbarsik
What I want to say is not that explanation above, I was jus trying to explain. I literally want to say: $39.95, "pass or fail". What is the equivalent of exactly that..."pass or fail" "si pasa o falle"? - lbarsik, DIC 22, 2009
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El precio es el mismo no importa el resultado de la inspección El precio es independiente del resultado ...
updated DIC 22, 2009
posted by awh012
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pasar o fallar
updated DIC 22, 2009
posted by elscouser
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The literal translation is "cumpla o no", "cumpla o falle", "apruebe o falle", "pase o falle", but I would use the sentence posted by awh012:
El precio es independiente del resultado.
La tarifa es fija, sin importar el resultado.
El pago debe hacerse/realizarse antes de la inspección. No hay reembolsos.
updated DIC 22, 2009
edited by Mokay
posted by Mokay
