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Inside a birthday card...

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Hi all

I have brought my boyfriend a paragliding experience thingy for his birthday and would like to write something like this inside his card:

I couldn't think of a gift you can keep... so I hope this will be a memory to treasure

Yo no podía pensar de un regalo que puedes mantener... así que espero que este será un memoria a tesoro

Does that make sense? Or is there a better, more poetic way of saying the same thing?

Please help smile

Many thanks

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updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by helen_wood

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I would say: "En lugar de darte un regalo de cumpleaños tangible, pensé que sería mejor obsequiarte una experiencia inolvidable".

I hope this helps!

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by francobollo
Well said. - gringojrf, Mar 27, 2012
"obsequiarte con" ;) - Cordobesa, Mar 27, 2012
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Quiero darte un regalo lo que no puedes perder, espero que esta será un memoria se queda para siempre.

I want to give you a gift that you cannot lose, I hope that this will be a memory that stays with you forever.

I changed it a little. Wait for more answers.

updated Mar 27, 2012
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
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That is too cute

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by tpmde06
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i like francobollo traslation the best

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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I don't know if it's poetic, but maybe something like "No podía imaginar un regalo que pueda guardar, y por eso espero que éste será una memoria que pueda apreciar para siempre."

Eveyone please let me know if I messed this up too badly.

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by Noetol
I chnaged "treasure" because it is a noun, not a verb. Spanish does not have a direct equivalent of "to treasure". - Noetol, Mar 27, 2012
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Thank you all for your help... I think I have the perfect message now! :-X

updated Mar 27, 2012
posted by helen_wood