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Prevod - Nemacki-Engleski - Im feinen Restaurant.

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Nemacki

Francuski

Engleski

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Natpis	Im feinen Restaurant.
Tekst Podnet od Minny	Izvorni jezik: Nemacki Im feinen Restaurant. Man sprach und sprach, und nichts wurde gesagt. Man lauschte und lauschte, aber nichts wurde gehÃ¶rt. Was tue ich hier?
Napomene o prevodu	Gedicht Britisch Englisch und FransÃ¶sisch aus Frankreich

Natpis	In a fine restaurant
Prevod Engleski Preveo hungi_moncsi	Željeni jezik: Engleski In a fine restaurant People spoke and spoke, and nothing was said. People listened and listened, but nothing was heard. What am I doing here?

Poslednja provera i obrada od lilian canale

- 27 Avgust 2008 12:23

Poslednja poruka

	Autor	Poruka
		26 Avgust 2008 23:41
	lilian canale Broj poruka: 14972	Hi hungi, I changed "men" into "people", "fine restaurant" into "a refined restaurant" and capitalized the pronoun "I".
		27 Avgust 2008 00:20
	jollyo Broj poruka: 330	I think 'feinen' is better translated when the word 'fancy' is used.
		27 Avgust 2008 00:27
	lilian canale Broj poruka: 14972	"fancy" sounds fine too.
		27 Avgust 2008 01:23
	Shaneeae Broj poruka: 55	"In a fine restaurant" sounds much better and is much more common than "In a refined restaurant". It is also a more accurate translation of "Im feinen Restaurant". Additionally, when one mentions a fine restaurant, it is implied that it is somewhat, if not very, fancy. I don't think it should have been changed.
		27 Avgust 2008 07:49
	azitrad Broj poruka: 970	mais = but!
		27 Avgust 2008 09:19
	Minny Broj poruka: 271	I also think "people" is a good translation. And I believe "fine" is the better choice if not "classy". What do you think? Minny :-)
		27 Avgust 2008 10:50
	Lila F. Broj poruka: 159	the word people isn't right, and fine is much better than refined for this kind of text.
		27 Avgust 2008 12:09
	Minny Broj poruka: 271	Considering the meaning of the poem I find "people" correct. It could also read "guests" or "they". Why, Lila, do you think that people in not right? If nothing speaks against it, I would prefer "people" or "they". Minny
		29 Avgust 2008 03:45
	Shaneeae Broj poruka: 55	I agree with Minny. "they" would be a good choice.