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Hi!

The translation below in Brazilian Poruguese - German - English, will explain my evaluation:
"homens" (Brazilian Poruguese) = "Männer" (German) = "men" (English)..!

In addition: "Menschen" (German) = "gente" (Brazilian Portuguese) = people (English)..!

Mats

"Though I speak with the tongues of men and of Angels, if I didn't have Love, I would be nothing"

This is a song called Monte Castelo, from Legião Urbana, there's some changes about the original text, that's in 1 Corithians 13:1

Olá...Hello

Rodrigues, you are right when you thought that "men" are meaning "all the human being - men and women".

As Thatha said, it's from a bible text, then I understand "men" as "mundane beings not celestial like the angels"
But I don't know if there is a better way to say that in german, and I think Figge only considered the literal meaning.

I'd like to help, but my german doesn't....

then, "Menschen" is better as "Männer", because "Männer" is only masculine persons (men)...