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Tafsiri - Kigiriki-Kiingereza - Yparxei mia kali paroimia gia tous filous mas...

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Kichwa	Yparxei mia kali paroimia gia tous filous mas...
Nakala Tafsiri iliombwa na kfeto	Lugha ya kimaumbile: Kigiriki Yparxei mia kali paroimia gia tous filous mas tous Skopianous gia tin katsika pou trivetai sti glitsa tou tsopani. Na prosexoun giati kamia fora o tsopanis antidra perierga

Kichwa	There is a good proverb for our friends...
Tafsiri Kiingereza Ilitafsiriwa na reggina	Lugha inayolengwa: Kiingereza There is a good proverb for our Skopian friends. It is about a goat that rubs itself against a shepherd's crook. They must be careful because sometimes the shepherd responds in a weird way.

Ilisahihishwa au kuhaririwa mwisho na Tantine - 21 Julai 2008 06:08

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		16 Julai 2008 01:25
	Tantine Idadi ya ujumbe: 2747	Hi Reggina I've set a poll from the outset, since the English is very well written. There is simply a typo in the second "shepherd" who seems to have lost his first "h". If Skopia is a town or a region or whatever (sorry I'm too lazy to get up and look in an atlas ) then "skopian" should be written with a capital "S". Bises Tantine
		17 Julai 2008 07:20
	kafetzou Idadi ya ujumbe: 7963	This is complicated. Skopianoi is what the Greeks call the citizens of the country known by the official name of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Greeks don't call them Macedonians, because there is a part of Greece called Macedonia (to simplify the story). But in English, we call these people Macedonians. Also, "shepherd" is misspelled (both times).
		18 Julai 2008 13:42
	reggina Idadi ya ujumbe: 302	Ok for the shepherd. As for ''skopians'': The man who said this phrase is Giorgos Karatzaferis the president of a right-wing populist political party who -and i quote from wikipedia- ''doesn't recognise of FYROM under any nomenclature that includes the term Macedonia''. So i am certain that translating skopians into macedonians is a bad idea.
		18 Julai 2008 18:55
	kafetzou Idadi ya ujumbe: 7963	Good point, but it depends on the purpose of your translation. If you want anyone outside of Greece (who is not familiar with the way language is used in Greece to express political views) to understand who the text is referring to, you'll need to use the word "Macedonians". If, on the other hand, you think the intended reader knows what the word "Skopian" refers to, then it's OK.
		18 Julai 2008 18:58
	kafetzou Idadi ya ujumbe: 7963	kfeto, are you following this discussion? Is this translation just for you, or is it going to be read by other people? By the way, it should be mentioned that the word "Skopianoi" comes from "Skopje", the capital of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
		18 Julai 2008 21:07
	kfeto Idadi ya ujumbe: 953	Hello, yes I was following. I asked the translation mainly to now which greek proverb was used so no politics;-). It is just for me. I guess it would be not right translating his words as macedonian or fyrom seeing his views on the country.
		18 Julai 2008 21:25
	kafetzou Idadi ya ujumbe: 7963	OK - as long as you understand the meaning.
		21 Julai 2008 06:09
	Tantine Idadi ya ujumbe: 2747	It's validated Thanks for everyone's help Bises Tantine