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"Please feel free to telephone and ask."

"Please feel free to telephone and ask."

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What do you think is the best translation?
Maybe you can thinking of something better?

I'm a bit stuck and would really appreciate any comments.

Thank you smile

"Please feel free to telephone and ask."

  • Por favor, llame y pregunte.
  • Por favor, llame y pregunte de cualquier cosa.
  • Quedamos a sus órdenes para cualquier duda o aclaración.
  • Por favor comuníquese con nosotros.
  • Por favor contáctenos y pregunte.
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updated Oct 23, 2010
posted by amy_moreno

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Hi Amy!

The first one sounds a bit abrupt to me, like a command. Come on, ask!

The second is not so abrupt, I think it fits better " pregunte acerca de cualquier duda" . "Cosa" can be interpreted as : ask about everything you can think

In the third I'd change only one word, this is: Quedamos a *su disposición para cualquier duda o aclaración*. I like this one.

Fourth sounds like a beg.

In the last one, I'd say Para cualquier duda o aclaración, contacte con nosotros.

I'd choose the third!

updated Oct 23, 2010
posted by cogumela
Thank you for your helpful comments - I really appreciate it :) - amy_moreno, Oct 23, 2010
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Another possibility: "Estamos a su disposición para aclarar cualquier duda que tenga en el teléfono xxxxxxx"

updated Oct 23, 2010
posted by bill1111
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A common "formula" for this sort of thing is: "Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor no dude en comunicarse con nosotros al número 123-456-7899"

updated Oct 23, 2010
posted by mountaingirl123
Thank you! - amy_moreno, Oct 23, 2010