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Kæmp for alt hvad du har kært...
Metin
Öneri sismo
Kaynak dil: Danca

Kæmp for alt hvad du har kært.
Dø, om så det gælder.
Da er livet ej så svært.
Døden ikke heller.
Çeviriyle ilgili açıklamalar
This is part of an old Danish song.

The word order in the last line is old fashioned and poetic and the verb is left out but has the verb meaning of the previous line. The Danish expression "at have noget kært" means "to care very much about something" or "to hold something dear" - it is about what is very important to you (a person).

British English is preferred, in order to give the best translation into other languages.

Başlık
Fight
Tercüme
İngilizce

Çeviri pias
Hedef dil: İngilizce

Fight for all that you hold dear
Give for them your last breath
Thus, of life, you will not fear
Nor will you of Death.
Çeviriyle ilgili açıklamalar
Textual translation:
"Fight for everything you hold dear
Die if you must
Then life will not be so hard
Neither will death."
En son lilian canale tarafından onaylandı - 19 Ekim 2008 13:31





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17 Ekim 2008 15:59

pias
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Hi Tantine.

I had a pm. from sismo, and I understand her! Then Lein, the Dutch expert told me I could maybe ask you for a little bit of help, to improve the translation. I don't know ...I mean, if you have the time I'm glad, if not I understand the rejection.

sismo's pm:
"Thank you for your translation of my Danish song. Unfortunately, I don't think you have catched the poetic atmosphere of the song. I think you made it a bit too much like everyday language. I wanted the English translationto be the basis for translation into other languages. Therefore I did not translate it myself, but was hoping for a native British translator."


CC: Tantine

17 Ekim 2008 16:50

gamine
Mesaj Sayısı: 4611
Hej Pia. Don't want you to feel that I'm coming into your translation; I know the song, can even sing it and I would give a bridge like that:



Fight for everything you love
Die if it goes it
Life will then not be so hard
And neither will Dead."



What do you think, honestly.

17 Ekim 2008 17:12

pias
Mesaj Sayısı: 8113
I think, thanks dear Lene.
You as a native probably know this song much better than me.

sismo, is it better that way?

18 Ekim 2008 00:38

lilian canale
Mesaj Sayısı: 14972
Hi girls

I know I was not called into this, but as you know I have a weakness for poetry ...and I'd like to give some ideas:

Struggle for your passions
Admit dying for them
Thus life won't be a suffering
And neither will death


CC: Anita_Luciano Tantine

17 Ekim 2008 18:35

Anita_Luciano
Mesaj Sayısı: 1670
excellent, Lilian!

17 Ekim 2008 23:03

pias
Mesaj Sayısı: 8113
Wow, thanks Lilian

That was a bit different! I like to edit to your suggest, and then transfer you the points.

18 Ekim 2008 00:52

Tantine
Mesaj Sayısı: 2747
Hi Girls

Sorry I was long in replying, and before I could, Lilly had already posted an excellent suggestion

I think you can validate Lilly's version

Bises
Tantine

18 Ekim 2008 08:59

pias
Mesaj Sayısı: 8113
Thank you Tantine

18 Ekim 2008 12:32

sismo
Mesaj Sayısı: 74
Hi Lillian and Tantine,

I think I by accident accepted your translation Lillian, but I actually think Tantine's is more in line with the original. Lillian yours is an interpretation rather than a translation. But a very good interpretation.

Tantine, I don't get your second line "Die if it goes it"... Do you perhaps mean "Die if it takes it". And should "Dead" in the last line not be "Dying" or "Death" in stead as it is about the process of dying, which are nouns, while dead is an adjective?

I really appreciate your translations, both of your, but they are not all right yet.

Hug x 2 from Sismo (Stinne)

18 Ekim 2008 12:45

Anita_Luciano
Mesaj Sayısı: 1670
Sismo, when it comes to songs and poetry, the best solution is often not the literal one but the one that conveys the "spirit" and poetic form of the original. For this reason, I personally think Lilian's version by far is the best.

If you are only looking for a literal translation, then the correct wording is this:

Fight for everything you hold dear
Die if you must
Then life will not be so hard
Neither will Death.

However, as I said, in my opinion, Lilian's version is more in tune with the "spirit" of the song :-) But I guess you can´t argue taste.

PS: the version you say you think is more in line with the original is not Tantine's but Gamine's.


18 Ekim 2008 15:36

lilian canale
Mesaj Sayısı: 14972
Hi sismo,

We can't make our translators waste their time and energy and simply reject their work. If what you wanted was a literal translation, here (in the remarks) you have it, done by a Danish expert.
If what you want is a poetic version, you also have it there done by an English expert. So, I think you may be satisfied.
Both versions are accepted.

18 Ekim 2008 21:19

Tantine
Mesaj Sayısı: 2747
Hi Sismo

I think you are talking about gamine's translation, and not mine, which I hadn't posted, since I thought Lilly's would "do the trick".

I came up with this version

Fight for all that you hold dear
Give for them your last breath
Thus, of life, you will not fear
Nor will you of Death.

Bises
Tantine

19 Ekim 2008 13:47

lilian canale
Mesaj Sayısı: 14972
OK, sismo,

This accepted translation is Tantine's version. She is a British English native speaker and a poet. The best you can get. If you are still unsatisfied with the result, I'm really sorry. That's the best we can offer.

7 Şubat 2010 18:08

sismo
Mesaj Sayısı: 74
Sorry, I never got back to answering about this translation. I have for a long long period not been much on the internet.

I am VERY SATISFIED with the final translation of the Danish song into English - I am HAPPY that it was possible to rhyme in English too - WONDERFUL.

Thanx and HUGS to all of you for your efforts!!!