Translation - French-English - Mieux vaut vivre ses rêves que de rêver sa vieCurrent status Translation
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Category Thoughts - Arts / Creativity / Imagination | Mieux vaut vivre ses rêves que de rêver sa vie | | Source language: French
Mieux vaut vivre ses rêves que de rêver sa vie | Remarks about the translation | Bonjour, je souhaiterai obtenir cette traduction en anglais américain et en hébreu la plus précise possible en vue d.un tatouage. Merci. |
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Translated by  Vesna J. | Target language: English
Better to live your dreams than to dream your life. | Remarks about the translation | It is better to live one's dreams than to dream one's life. |
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Last validated or edited by Lein - 18 March 2013 12:14
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14 March 2013 11:16 | | | Hi Vesna J. And whoever is going to evaluate the translation from this short text. 
Here I'd say : "Living your dreams is better than dreaming your life."
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14 March 2013 15:08 | | | This is my opinion, but as I'm not an English native speaker I may be wrong | | |
15 March 2013 09:38 | | 
LeinNumber of messages: 3389 | I think the meaning is exactly the same here. | | |
15 March 2013 13:30 | | | I think in this case one can find more precise proverb on basis of this idea - "Dreams have sense if you build your life on them" | | |
15 March 2013 21:02 | | | Yes, you may be right, but here again it is about translating a text, not interpreting it, durklis.  | | |
16 March 2013 22:28 | | | I think it will be far better without "It is" at the beginning.
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18 March 2013 10:03 | | | I like this translation.
Honestly I would have said:
One shall/must live his dreams, not dream his life.
Edit: I also concur with Itach-uh Ionut Andrei ( )
It sounds better without "It is".
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