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Pavadinimas	Notes on a Music Album #1
Tekstas vertimui Pateikta salimworld	Originalo kalba: Anglų "Abrahadabra" is a reflection of my exaggerated personal feelings. It is the first endeavor to my idea of â€œpictorial rockâ€ - i.e. composition of sounds that recite a sequence of mental pictures. Actually all of these instrumental tracks have a real-life story behind them. There are very vague allusions to these stories in the CD booklet. e.g. â€œRouteâ€ is the story of a death ceremony and recites the mourning over the dead in a way that is done in eastern culture. Or â€œTold to the Birdâ€ is the story of my own confession to a bunch of flying birds in a ritualistic way... In one sentence, while composing this album, I felt very lovesick, idealist and outraged.
Pastabos apie vertimą	"Abrahadabra" is name of a music album. Please don't translate it.

Patvirtino lilian canale

- 9 liepa 2011 14:07

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	Autorius	Pranešimas
		27 birželis 2011 23:58
	salimworld Žinučių kiekis: 248	Please use "Netherlands Dutch" dialect for Dutch translation
		7 liepa 2011 20:17
	Lein Žinučių kiekis: 3389	Hi Salim A small remark about about the English text: 'mourning over dead' doesn't sound like something a native speaker would say. I think you probably want to say 'the dead' - or maybe 'mourning over death'?
		7 liepa 2011 20:21
	salimworld Žinučių kiekis: 248	Dear Lein, Thanks for the point. You are right. "Mourning over death" would be a better term.
		8 liepa 2011 07:01
	Lein Žinučių kiekis: 3389	Hello all, As per the discussion above, I have changed the original 'mourning over dead' into 'mourning over death'. Could you all have a look at your translation (for Siberia, the translation you accepted) to see if it needs changing? Thanks! CC: Aneta B. Efylove lilian canale Siberia
		8 liepa 2011 07:43
	Siberia Žinučių kiekis: 611	Well, in Russian "mourning over dead" has more sense than that new varient. I'd prefer to leave translation as is if Salim agrees.
		8 liepa 2011 07:52
	salimworld Žinučių kiekis: 248	Hi Siberia, In eastern cultures people gather and mourn for dead ones in a ritualistic way... As long as the phrase conveys the meaning it is ok with me
		8 liepa 2011 10:44
	Aneta B. Žinučių kiekis: 4487	Thank you, Lein, for your notification, but I wouldn't change anything in my version. In my country (as in Russia) we never say that "we mourn over death" (opÅ‚akujemy Å›mierÄ‡), but we say "we mourn over the dead" (opÅ‚akujemy zmarÅ‚ych) and that is just how I have it translated. Alternatively we say that "we mourn over death of the deceased" (opÅ‚akujemy Å›mierÄ‡ zmarÅ‚ego). I just think that Salim all the time meant "the dead" = dead people, and only an article "the" was missing here
		8 liepa 2011 13:37
	lilian canale Žinučių kiekis: 14972	I agree, "over the dead" would be better.
		9 liepa 2011 12:29
	Lein Žinučių kiekis: 3389	Hi all, That was my initial interpretation too I will be off line for the coming week so if 'death' should be changed to 'the dead', please cc Lilian or another English expert
		9 liepa 2011 14:09
	lilian canale Žinučių kiekis: 14972	Got it! Edited.