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"No consigue empleo." ??

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The machine translator is way off on this one. It said: Do not get a job.

I will give it a try: You don't have enough employees.

This is based on the second part of the sentences which is: "Por eso va a ir a una agencia de empleo." Which I think means: Therefore you have to go to an employment agency.

Gracias for your help.

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updated Aug 30, 2010
posted by foxluv

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Caray! lightbulb...

He didn't get the job. {No consigue empleo.}

updated Aug 30, 2010
posted by foxluv
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Actually, the second part is more likely:

Therefore (for that reason), he is going to go to an employment agency.

The first part may be:

He isn't finding employment. (He isn't getting work, etc.)

He isn't finding employment, therefore, he is going to go to an employment agency.


It could also be

You aren't finding work, therefore, you are going to go to an employment agency.

but this sounds more awkward.

Anyway, I see no "have to" that you put in your interpretation.

updated Aug 29, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
I think this is the company management talking if I am following the rest of the sentences correctly. - foxluv, Aug 29, 2010
Oh, I see that viewpoint now. They are informing him where he is going to go. - 0074b507, Aug 29, 2010
You aren't getting the job, therefore, you are going to go to the employment agency. - 0074b507, Aug 29, 2010
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Conseguir is to find. You have the second part right, so I reckon you're good to figure out the rest on your own, now. grin

updated Aug 29, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
jaja give me a break - foxluv, Aug 29, 2010
Here it goes: You didn't obtain the job. ??? - foxluv, Aug 29, 2010
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You´re very close: "Por eso va a ir a una agencia de empleo." "Therefore you are going to go............."

updated Aug 29, 2010
posted by 005faa61