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Übersetzung - Arabisch-Englisch - انا اسف حاسس اني مقصر معك

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Titel
انا اسف حاسس اني مقصر معك
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Übermittelt von kurdgirl
Herkunftssprache: Arabisch

كيفك

ولله اشتقتلك

انا اسف حاسس اني مقصر معك

بس ولله كنت مشغول د

بحبك بحبك
Bemerkungen zur Übersetzung
Please translate the sentences for me.
I've got a friend on MSN which sometimes talks to me in Arabic but I can't read Arabic.
But I really need to know what he's saying/meaning with this sentences.
By the way; he is Syrian.

Titel
I feel that I'm delinquent with you
Übersetzung
Englisch

Übersetzt von C.K.
Zielsprache: Englisch

How are you?

I really miss you

I'm sorry, I feel that I was delinquent with you

But I was really busy

I Love you I love you
Zuletzt bestätigt oder bearbeitet von lilian canale - 2 September 2008 14:35





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25 August 2008 16:57

lilian canale
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Hi C.K,

What do you mean by:
"I feel that I'm delinquent with you"?

I feel like a delinquent? I feel I've acted like a delinquent with you? or anything else?

25 August 2008 21:12

C.K.
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Hi Lilian,

It's one who is guilty of an offense, for example: when a mother says to her son after he become an adult -> sorry my son, I should of done better than this I know I'm delinquent with you, I'm sorry.

I hope that helps

C.K.

26 August 2008 00:35

lilian canale
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What about: "It was (all) my fault"

26 August 2008 06:38

C.K.
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The point that there are no other translations to مقصر apart from delinquent!


26 August 2008 06:44

lilian canale
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Yeah, well, since this is a "meaning only" translation, I think we should pass the meaning on, not the exact word which would not sound well in English.

1 September 2008 11:35

Lein
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Neglectful is much weaker than the delinquent thing but good enough for meaning only I guess.

1 September 2008 13:46

Sofija_86
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The second sentence is I've really missed you. 'gemist' is past tense

2 September 2008 09:02

C.K.
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Hi Lein,
I think neglectful is not the correct word as it means " verwaarlozing " in Dutch, also, I translated it from Arabic into English and there are no other translations to مقصر apart from delinquent. And neglectful which is verwaarlozing in Dutch means إهمال not مقصر!!

So, I don't know what exactly should be refined but to translate from the Arabic one into English, the word should be delinquent.

C.K.