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| 15 ژوئن 2009 14:38 |
 piasتعداد پیامها: 8114 | Sorry, One (maybe two) more things, should have seen it earlier, but I only checked the sentence you asked about.
"skräp" is more like "rubbish" ...worthless
krog = pub
"Go for the worn out shoes on the hook.", I'm not sure ... since THE MEANING for: "Ty de slita skor dit som hålles krog" is "Thus they walk (slita skor) to wherever there is a pub." |
| 15 ژوئن 2009 17:07 |
| Just a few things
The last lines: Yes, alas! how wretched is LOVING someone like that!
IT'S BETTER TO remain unmarried.
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| 15 ژوئن 2009 17:48 |
| Well...I think we got it!
If everyone agrees I'll validate it.  |
| 15 ژوئن 2009 17:56 |
| I just noticed a line that differ a bit from the swedish:
Jag kan aldrig veta vad de flickor se
som så gärna vill sig gifta.
I can never know what those girls see
who so badly want to get married. |
| 15 ژوئن 2009 17:59 |
| In that case "see" should be at the end:
"I can never know what those girls
who so badly want to get married, see." |
| 15 ژوئن 2009 18:05 |
| Yes, actually it should be like that in Swedish too, but I guess the word order is cchanged because of the rhyming, as it's a song.
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| 15 ژوئن 2009 18:12 |
| Oh..that was tough enough to worry about the rhyme! Let's just keep the correct English  |
| 15 ژوئن 2009 18:26 |
 piasتعداد پیامها: 8114 | Sorry, one more thing. According to Lexin:
sus och dus ("festande" )---a wild life ("partying" ), so maybe that part should be .... "while living a wild life, they will intoxicate themselves."
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