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Übersetzung - Schwedisch-Brasilianisches Portugiesisch - Spanska inbördeskriget började 1936 och varade...

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Spanska inbördeskriget började 1936 och varade...
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Übermittelt von casper tavernello
Herkunftssprache: Schwedisch

Spanska inbördeskriget började 1936 och varade till 1939. Det var många små konflikter som pågick i hela Spanien. En konflikt som gjorde att kriget startade var konflikten runt kungamakten. Högern ville ha tillbaka en kung medan vänstern ville ha en president. Armén som leddes av general Francisco Franco gjorde uppror mot den spanska regeringen

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A guerra civil espanhola começou
Übersetzung
Brasilianisches Portugiesisch

Übersetzt von casper tavernello
Zielsprache: Brasilianisches Portugiesisch

A guerra civil espanhola começou em 1936 e durou até 1939. Houve vários pequenos conflitos por toda a Espanha. Um conflito que fez com que a guerra começasse foi o conflito pela coroa. A direita queria a volta da monarquia enquanto a esquerda queria um presidente. O exército, liderado pelo general Francisco Franco, se revoltou contra o governo espanhol
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11 Dezember 2007 11:57

pias
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"The Spanish civil war begun in 1936 and last in 1939. There where many smal conflicts that went on in whole spain. One conflict that start the war was the conflict around the royal power. The Conservative wanted one king while the left-wing wanted to have a president. The army that were lead by general Francisco Franco did revolt against the spanish government."

11 Dezember 2007 12:10

casper tavernello
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Tack så mycket, Pia!

CC: Angelus

11 Dezember 2007 15:23

Angelus
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Good! Because I couldn't count just on Scheilard's vote

11 Dezember 2007 16:01

lilian canale
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Não entendi nada!!!

Afinal...quem fez o pedido?
É ou não é lição de casa?

11 Dezember 2007 16:27

pias
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What are you saying lilian canale?
please...in english

11 Dezember 2007 16:34

lilian canale
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I'm really sorry Pias...sometimes I don't know what language I am using!

I asked who had made the request because in both texts appeared Casper Tavernello's name.
Anyway, I have already made the translation into Spanish.

11 Dezember 2007 16:43

pias
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OK ...and I am to curious you know, when I don't understand a language. ...keep asking

11 Dezember 2007 17:16

casper tavernello
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I made it as a bridge for the spanish one (as Guilon doesn't trust my bridges anymore).

11 Dezember 2007 17:41

guilon
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Casper,

Don't misunderstand me, it's not that I don't trust your bridges anymore, the thing is I just can't stand that bunch of Swedes tryng to correct my Spanish. We make nice efforts together and then I'm told that the translation is wrong because the structures in Spanish don't look exactly the same as the Swedish ones. Of course they don't!!!

That is why I gave up

11 Dezember 2007 17:51

lilian canale
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Hey, guys...calm down!


11 Dezember 2007 18:04

casper tavernello
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No, no, Lilian Canário!
We are calm. The problem is that there are no tags like [kidding] I made it as a bridge for the spanish one (as Guilon doesn't trust my bridges anymore)[/kidding] , and Guilon is absolutely right.

11 Dezember 2007 18:10

Angelus
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11 Dezember 2007 19:07

guilon
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Yeah, lili, don't worry, Casper and I usually look on the outside like we are having a fight, while we are not even aware of what we are being told by each other. He cracks a joke, and then I apologize and then he gets concerned, and then I myself say something funny and then he is the one who apologizes. And so on.