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Oversættelse - Tysk-Engelsk - Im feinen Restaurant.

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Tysk

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Titel	Im feinen Restaurant.
Tekst Tilmeldt af Minny	Sprog, der skal oversættes fra: Tysk Im feinen Restaurant. Man sprach und sprach, und nichts wurde gesagt. Man lauschte und lauschte, aber nichts wurde gehÃ¶rt. Was tue ich hier?
Bemærkninger til oversættelsen	Gedicht Britisch Englisch und FransÃ¶sisch aus Frankreich

Titel	In a fine restaurant
Oversættelse Engelsk Oversat af hungi_moncsi	Sproget, der skal oversættes til: Engelsk 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?

Senest valideret eller redigeret af lilian canale

- 27 August 2008 12:23

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	Forfatter	Indlæg
		26 August 2008 23:41
	lilian canale Antal indlæg: 14972	Hi hungi, I changed "men" into "people", "fine restaurant" into "a refined restaurant" and capitalized the pronoun "I".
		27 August 2008 00:20
	jollyo Antal indlæg: 330	I think 'feinen' is better translated when the word 'fancy' is used.
		27 August 2008 00:27
	lilian canale Antal indlæg: 14972	"fancy" sounds fine too.
		27 August 2008 01:23
	Shaneeae Antal indlæg: 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 August 2008 07:49
	azitrad Antal indlæg: 970	mais = but!
		27 August 2008 09:19
	Minny Antal indlæg: 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 August 2008 10:50
	Lila F. Antal indlæg: 159	the word people isn't right, and fine is much better than refined for this kind of text.
		27 August 2008 12:09
	Minny Antal indlæg: 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 August 2008 03:45
	Shaneeae Antal indlæg: 55	I agree with Minny. "they" would be a good choice.