Higher standards?
I'm trying to translate "Formulated in Switzerland for higher standards"
Does this sound ok or should I change something? Formulado en Suiza para ser muy exigente.
Gracias!
4 Answers
Not wrong, but sounds odd.
What about "formulado en Suiza para garantizar una calidad superior".
Just off the top of my head I would probably use "estándares más altos"
¡Bienvenido al foro!
Hecho en suiza es suficiente. Los productus suizos son tan superiores que no necisitan nada más. Soy sueca, no soy suiza...Si será suiza hable perfectamente, claro.
What you wrote translate. = Formulado en Suiza para Altos Estándares.
- It could be = Formulado en Suiza con altos estándares. However, been made in Switzerland doesn't mean it is better just because of the geographic place. I can make a pot of rice in Switzerland the same way I make it in the U.S, in Colombia, in Mexico, etc. and it is not going to be any superior because of the place. I think the best of the best would be.
- Formulado con estándares suizos, or Formulado en Suiza con estándares suizos. Switzerland standards are definitely high. That is a fact!