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Traduction - Portuguais brésilien-Latin - Aos que me deram a vida.

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Aos que me deram a vida.
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Proposé par gabicamara
Langue de départ: Portuguais brésilien

Aos que me deram a vida.
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Gostaria de tatuar esta frase em homenagem aos meus pais. Acho o latim bonito e clássico e, por isso, gostaria de tatuar a frase nesta língua. Grata.

Titre
Eis qui vitam mihi dederunt
Traduction
Latin

Traduit par alexfatt
Langue d'arrivée: Latin

Eis qui vitam mihi dederunt
Dernière édition ou validation par Aneta B. - 2 Juillet 2011 13:09





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1 Juillet 2011 15:09

Aneta B.
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Hi Lilly,
Can I have a bridge for evaluation, please.

CC: lilian canale

1 Juillet 2011 15:53

lilian canale
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"To those who gave me life (birth)" (referring to his/her parents)

1 Juillet 2011 19:12

Aneta B.
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Thanks a lot!

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Dear Alex
Some changes definitely needed:

Quibus mihi vita dederunt.
--> Eis qui vitam mihi dederunt.


1 Juillet 2011 20:45

alexfatt
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vitam

No attraction of the relative pronoun allowed and no omission of the antecedant pronoun?
It's so common that I started to think that it's a firm rule.


1 Juillet 2011 21:54

Aneta B.
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Not this time, dear Alex. I'm sorry.

I'll try to show you when you could use the grammatical attraction. Compare the sentence with the following one:

"Eis quibus vitam meam dedi" or simply: "Quibus vitam meam dedi".

"eis" and "quibus" = the same case (dative). That's why the attraction is possible here, but not in your sentence.

1 Juillet 2011 23:48

alexfatt
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I've found attraction also when both the antecedant and the relative were declined in different cases. However I must say that it's extremely difficult to understand those sentences, so I accept your suggestion, which is far more clear.


2 Juillet 2011 13:10

Aneta B.
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Who said that Latin was easy?

2 Juillet 2011 13:14

alexfatt
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I've never thought Latin was easy!
In my opinion, Ancient Greek is much simpler than Latin

2 Juillet 2011 13:20

Aneta B.
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Ha, ha, I claimed exactly the same during studing both of them...