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...ob ich mich dir gegenüber straffällig verhalten hätte.

Rodriges hat recht.

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Ja, *Bedenken

"Ich habe dich wirklich vermisst" is "I have really missed you"; the English bridge is different. The difference is important, because one (the English) you would say in a letter or phone call to someone absent, and the other (German) you would say when you see or are about to see someone who has been absent.

Hi Una Smith,
My translation is from the Dutch version.
Therefore, I cannot say which of your suggestions is the best in this case, because I cannot read the original language (Arabic).
Maybe someone can help out here?

all correct apart from 'i really miss you' is 'ich vermisse dich so sehr' o.e.

Kann man nicht einfach sagen "Entschuldige, es fühlt sich an, als hätte ich dich schlecht behandelt." ???

Was hältst du von meinem Vorschlag da oben, Heidrun?

Ich finde auch, dass es besser klingen würde, aber irgendwie bestehen alle auf diesen kriminellen Touch in diesem Satz... Du könntest aber eine/n Arabisch-Experten/In fragen, ob man das ("...as if I had treated you badly" ) genauso gut sagen kann.

Although I must say that Heidrun's proposal
sounds not bad at all ("...as if I had treated you badly", I'll wait for an Arabic Expert to decide which way it should go.

Can you help us here? The sentence in English "I feel that I was delinquent with you", can I say it in a different way, e.g.: "I feel as if I had treated you badly"??

What do you think about it?

CC: marhaban overkiller

see above thx

CC: jaq84

I don't think they are interchangeable!!
I wouldn't love to substitute one with the other, at least not in all cases.
"I feel that I was delinquent with you" means to me that I didn't do what I had to do in fact I did nothing regarding a certain situation.
"I feel as if I had treated you badly" means I did do you something and it was harmful.
They may sound interchangeable but not for this text. and that's an opinion.
I hope that helped

man sagt nicht straffällig verhalten, eher, schlecht verhalten

Schwesternie hat recht, "straffällig" klingt auch für mich eher nach Juristenjargon und weniger nach Alltagssprache. Wie wär's mit "...als hätte ich mich dir gegenüber nicht richtig verhalten". "richtig" kann ja auch im Sinne vom Rechtlichen sein.

Hey Heidrun,
Dein Vorschlag hört gut an.
Vielleicht wäre es 'ne gute Idee als jaq84 uns erzählt ob es auch eine gute Übersetzung sein kann in diesem Text.

Hey Jaq84,
Iamforaustria has a proposal:
"as if I haven't treated you right"
What do you think, comparing this to the original text?

You know, after all I think it is hard to be litteral in translating that one.
So, that sounds ok.
Or 'as if I haven't treated you good enough'.
I think it works both ways.
Have a good day.

Hi jaq84,

Thanks for your reply.
Maybe Italo07 can edit the text, according to Iamfromaustria's suggestion?
"...als hätte ich mich dir gegenüber nicht richtig verhalten".

I have already done it