Käännös - Italia-Englanti - E ti amo ti amo da sempre Anche se ti conosco...

je pense qu'il aurait été plus juste de dire
And I love you, I love you forever

Sybel, forever would be referred to future (from now on), while the text is referring to past (since yesterday to now). It says that he has been loving her since he first met her (one day ago).
I think the meaning is very well rendered here.

Which line are we talking about?

"by mistake"? That sounds negative - is it? If not, maybe "by chance" would be better.

"Sbaglio" is "a mistake"

I don't know if it is negative or not....in italian "sbaglio" has a nagative meaning...

Hmm. Several people voted against on this one, but I don't know why. I've re-set the voting, and let's see what happens.

For "by mistake", use "by accident". Accident has less sense of any error involved.

It would be great if UN'AFRICA could be translated too.
Literally it would be "An Africa" but I don't know how it sounds.

No, I think we can do that - it's poetic, anyway, isn't it?

yes, "poetic"...Marco Masini...
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"the night sky"

The line I was talking about is the first one: "da sempre".
And Nava noticed that it's "a night sky".
I saw the negative votes and I really don't know why they do that all the time without letting a message. If they don't know why they are giving a negative vote, why do they vote? I'm just realizing that this vote thing it's often a waste of time. We should need "qualified" votes.

I make your words mine, apple!

There are those who vote their own texts.

I vote my own text just to make it disappear from the left side of my page.