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Prevod - Francuski-Engleski - Aphorisme 62

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Natpis	Aphorisme 62
Tekst Podnet od Minny	Izvorni jezik: Francuski Preveo ArnoLagrange Lorsque l'on ne donne rien, on ne peut pas non plus s'attendre Ã recevoir quelque chose. Et l'on se retrouve isolÃ©. Si isolÃ© que l'on doit finir par donner quelque chose.

Natpis	Aphorism 62
Prevod Engleski Preveo goncin	Željeni jezik: Engleski When one doesn't give anything, he can't expect to receive anything. And he finds himself alone. So lonely that he ends up giving something.

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- 3 Februar 2009 15:55

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	Autor	Poruka
		3 Februar 2009 14:50
	Lein Broj poruka: 3389	In the last phrase, the German word that is used is 'etwas' which is 'something' rather than 'anything'.
		3 Februar 2009 14:53
	gamine Broj poruka: 4611	Agree with Lein. "something".
		3 Februar 2009 15:22
	goncin Broj poruka: 3706	Thanks, girls! CC: gamine
		3 Februar 2009 22:23
	gamine Broj poruka: 4611	Happy to help you. Can't do it often. Your English is better than mine.
		21 Februar 2009 11:07
	itsatrap100 Broj poruka: 279	How did "one" change to "he" in the second line?
		28 April 2009 12:01
	ramarren Broj poruka: 291	Does anybody can confirm that the last sentence is "So lonely that he ends up giving something" and not "So lonely that he needs to give something" The Russian translation uses the second one... It must be wrong then...
		28 April 2009 12:35
	Minny Broj poruka: 271	I prefer this English translation: When you don't give anything you can't expect to receive anything and you find yourself alone, so lonely that you end up giving something.