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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-English - O destino me deve algo.

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Brazilian Portuguese

Latin

English

Category Thoughts - Arts / Creativity / Imagination

Title	O destino me deve algo.
Text Submitted by Harievilozanini	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese O destino me deve algo. Algo alÃ©m das montanhas. Algo alÃ©m da razÃ£o. Algo alÃ©m de mim mesmo. AlÃ©m do amor, da paixÃ£o, do desejo! Muito alÃ©m de viver a esmo. Viver por mim mesmo a liberdade que tanto ensejo.
Remarks about the translation	NÃ£o sei como funciona a estrutura gramatical do latim, mas se para manter coerÃªncia da poesia for necessÃ¡rio mudar sua estrutura, por favor, avise.

Title	Destiny owes me something...
Translation English Translated by lilian canale	Target language: English Destiny owes me something Something beyond the mountains Something beyond the reason Something beyond myself Beyond love, passion, desire! Far beyond living wandering about. Living for myself the freedom I wish so much.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 5 November 2008 01:41

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		4 November 2008 22:28
	DARKSOUL007 Number of messages: 1	Ã‰ sÃ³ uma pequena correÃ§Ã£o de uma palavra. Texto de quem traduziu antes: "Destiny owes me something Something beyond the mountains Something beyond the reason Something beyond myself Beyond love, passion, desire! Far beyond living wandering about. Living for myself the freedom I wish so much. " Texto modificado: "Destiny "owns" me something Something beyond the mountains Something beyond the reason Something beyond myself Beyond love, passion, desire! Far beyond living wandering about. Living for myself the freedom I wish so much. "
		4 November 2008 22:33
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Darksoul007, "own" and "owe" are two different verbs. In the original is used the verb "to owe" meaning "dever" "to own" as you suggest means "possuir" that would be completely wrong. Anyway thanks for your message. CC: DARKSOUL007