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This is the English translation of a Proto-Germanic text I am currently studying. I am studying the evolution of the words in the text and therefore need it in modern Germanic languages.

The translation for "girlfriend" may also mean "lover", "loved one" or "sweetheart", as long as the gender remains female. :-)

It'd be great if the translation could be in the same word order. "Also our cow and our dogs live in the house" is actually "Our cow and our dogs live in the house as well", but I put it this way to keep the original word order intact. (In many modern Germanic languages, this word order still exists. Maybe it does in the languages it should be translated into as well) :-)

Along with Faroese and Icelandic, I'd be happy with a translation to Gutnish (Gutniska/Gotländska), Upper Saxon German (Obersächsich/Obersäggssch), or (any dialect of) Low German (Plattdeutsch/Plattdüütsch).

Anyways, thank you so much for your time!

A friend of mine once showed this quote by (as far as I know) John Lennon, and I translated it into Dutch for her and she subsequently translated it into her language. As I sent the sentence to people from other countries, they also translated it and the resulting translations have fascinated me. I'd love to see the quote in the selected/requested languages. :-)

Thanks in advance for your translation!