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Traducción - Inglés-Serbio - I looked for you at quarter to doomsday,

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Categoría Poesía - Amore / Amistad

Título
I looked for you at quarter to doomsday,
Texto
Propuesto por lukisped
Idioma de origen: Inglés Traducido por nisa

I looked for you at quarter to doomsday,
Neither smell, nor touch of you is anywhere except in my dreams,
Neither your name, nor your fame is in the places where I waited for you, looked for you
I longed for you at quarter to doomsday...

Título
Zvao sam u petnaest minuta do sudnjeg dana.
Traducción
Serbio

Traducido por pyana
Idioma de destino: Serbio

Zvao sam te u petnaest minuta do sudnjeg dana.
Ni tvog mirisa, ni dodira nema nigde osim u mojim snovima,
Ni tvog imena, ni tvoje slave nema na mestima gde sam te čekao, tražio
Žudeo sam za tobom u petnaest minuta do sudnjeg dana…
Nota acerca de la traducción
Zvao sam te/Žudeo sam može biti i u ženskom rodu, u zavisnosti od konteksta.

R.C.
Zvao/tražio, kako ko izvoli
Última validación o corrección por Roller-Coaster - 10 Agosto 2008 00:49





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7 Agosto 2008 11:54

fikomix
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Ali ovde nema prevoda na Turski

7 Agosto 2008 19:26

Roller-Coaster
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Ovo je prevod na srpski i on se ocenjuje. Turski je u originalnom tekstu:

"Kıyamete çeyrek kala seni aradım
Ne kokun ne dokun var rüyalarımdan başka yerde
Ne adın ne sanın var seni beklediğim seni aradığım yerlerde
Kıyamete çeyrek kala seni çekti canımm..."

Mozes li mi sad reci zasto smatras da prevod na srpski nije tacan?

CC: fikomix

7 Agosto 2008 20:31

fikomix
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aradım - Trazio
Ne adın ne sanın var seni beklediğim seni aradığım yerlerde-Ni tvog imena, ni tvoje slave nema na mestima gde sam te čekao, Trazio
Kıyamete çeyrek kala seni çekti canımm..-
Moje srce zudi za tobom u petnaest minuta do sudnjeg dana…
Nadam se da sam bio od pomoci.
Puno pozdrava

9 Agosto 2008 23:59

Roller-Coaster
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Hey Kafetzou,

I have a little discussion here. Pyana translated text from the English version but fikomix's mother tounge is Turkish (and he also speaks Serbian pretty well).

Discussion is about:

aramak - look for or call (I thought it could also have the meaning to call someone?)

past tense in 3rd sentence or present?

and in last one "my heart long for you..."

Please help

Thanks!

CC: kafetzou

10 Agosto 2008 00:46

kafetzou
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Hmm - strange - I can't get to the Turkish version from this page, so I'll reprint it here:

Kıyamete çeyrek kala seni aradım
Ne kokun ne dokun var rüyalarımdan başka yerde
Ne adın ne sanın var seni beklediğim seni aradığım yerlerde
Kıyamete çeyrek kala seni çekti canımm...


You're right that "aradım" can mean "I looked for you" instead of "I called you". They're both possible here.

Third line should be past tense: "... in the places where I waited for and looked for you." I'm going to edit the English version - it seems weird that I validated it - it must've been in a weak moment.

10 Agosto 2008 00:45

Roller-Coaster
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Thank you dear!

10 Agosto 2008 00:46

kafetzou
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"seni çekti canım" is an expression. Literally it means "my soul pulled you", but the meaning is "I longed for you".

10 Agosto 2008 00:48

Roller-Coaster
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I went to Turkish translation from the Macedonian

Thank you once again!


10 Agosto 2008 00:52

kafetzou
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I think the Turkish was the original, so you did the right thing.