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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-English - email received

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Brazilian Portuguese

English

Category Letter / Email

Title	email received
Text Submitted by DonoRomantico	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese vamos aguardar ansiosos pra saber quando serÃ¡ e now de uma dica no que ele esta curtindo agora. TÃ¡ Bom?

Title	email recieved
Translation English Translated by Borges	Target language: English Let's look forward to knowing when it's going to be and "now" give me a tip about what he likes now. All right?
Remarks about the translation	"what he likes now" meaning "what kind of things he likes to do at the moment". The word "curtindo" is slang and usualy means the kind of music one likes but can be any other "entertainment". The first word "now" is in English - the second one is in Portuguese.

Last validated or edited by kafetzou - 26 June 2007 04:59

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		23 June 2007 21:16
	Mats Fondelius Number of messages: 153	Hi! I would say that the "meaning" of the translation is OK but that the English sentence as a whole sounds very awkward, i.e. using "now" twice. Mats
		23 June 2007 23:50
	thathavieira Number of messages: 2247	I can imagine something like this in portuguese because DonoRomantico don't have the diacritics: vamos aguardar ansiosos pra saber quando serÃ¡ e now. dÃª uma dica no que ele esta curtindo agora. TÃ¡ Bom? I changed the obvious things inside the portuguese translation. E NOW This is strange inside the phrase... Now doesn't mean nothing in portuguese. Anyone can give me a meaning to that?