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    My Wedding Stories, tittles at each language

    leo3487leo3487 Posts: 4,062 Member
    edited February 2022 in The Sims 4 Packs Discussion
    How is at your language?
    at spanish is: ¡Si, Quiero! - it would be somethig like Yes, I want! (sorry if too literal my translation, how would be the answer after priest ask you to accept your spouse?)

    Sorry the phrase is the answer to marriage proporsal

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      BenjamilianBenjamilian Posts: 395 Member
      That's a good title, sort of like if the English version was 'I do!'
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      haisinhaisin Posts: 948 Member
      It's Häätarinoita in Finnish, and it translates as Wedding stories. I think it's nice and basic name.

      ¡Si, Quiero! is a cute name :smile:
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      Atreya33Atreya33 Posts: 4,426 Member
      In Dutch : Mijn Bruiloft Game Pack
      It translates as my wedding game pack, no mention of stories in Dutch.
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      GageaGagea Posts: 1,275 Member
      In German it is Meine Hochzeitsgeschichten = My wedding stories
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      DoloresGreyDoloresGrey Posts: 3,490 Member
      In Czech language it's called Svatební příběhy - Wedding stories.
      -probably just playing Phasmophobia :p
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      MadameLeeMadameLee Posts: 32,753 Member
      Can someone tell me what the pack is translated in Hangul? (aka Korean)
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      haneulhaneul Posts: 1,953 Member
      edited February 2022
      Korean: 나의 결혼 이야기 - My Wedding Story/Stories (either way)
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      HermioneSimsHermioneSims Posts: 790 Member
      In Italian is quite boring, "il mio matrimonio" = "my wedding"
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      You can follow the Legacy Miller from my blog and the forum thread, *Chapter 8.18 posted on the 23th of April 2024*
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      EnchantingdustEnchantingdust Posts: 157 Member
      edited February 2022
      In France, it is really formal. It's nothing dreamy. That's called "Mariage", which means "Wedding".
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