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Traducción - Polaco-Inglés - Ja ciÄ™ Chamie nie osÄ…dzam, ja ciÄ™ Chamie nie bÄ™dÄ™...Estado actual Traducción
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Categoría Escritura libre - Cotidiano  Esta petición de traducción es "sólo el significado" | Ja ciÄ™ Chamie nie osÄ…dzam, ja ciÄ™ Chamie nie bÄ™dÄ™... | | Idioma de origen: Polaco
Ja cię chamie nie osądzam, ja cię chamie nie będę obrażał, nie mam też zamiaru sobie tobą chamie głowy zaprzątać.
Mam swoje życie a natura wyposażyÅ‚a mnie w optymizm, którego uwierz mi ,wiÄ™ksze chamy, (chamy przy których ty jesteÅ› chamciem pikusiem) próbowaÅ‚y mnie bezzskutecznie pozbawić. | Nota acerca de la traducción | może być to jÄ™zyk potoczny
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| I do not judge you, boor, I will not offend you... | | Idioma de destino: Inglés
I do not judge you, boor, I will not offend you. I have no intention to absorb my mind with you, boor.
I have my life and nature has equipped me with optimism, which, believe me, worse boors (compared to whom you are a very small one) tried in vain to deprive me of. |
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Última validación o corrección por lilian canale - 11 Septiembre 2010 17:28
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8 Agosto 2010 03:38 | | | Hi Aneta,
I was in doubt about that "brute" (it didn't sound fine) and doing some research I got "scoundrel/villain" which would sound better. Could any of those fit here?
Is it "I will not offend you" or "I will not be offended/insulted (by you)"?
Also the last sentence is a bit confusing.
Could you try to rephrase it? | | |
9 Agosto 2010 12:52 | | | Hi Lilly! 
It is exactly "I will not offend you" or "I'm not gong to offend you", if it is more comprehensible. I understand it this way: I have no intention to loose my time for offending you, so don't worry,"I'm not going to offend you".
I know it is a bit strange, but it is. This text is full of emotions. Somebody is really angry and s/he expresses it by the language.
Yeah, I was thinkig about the "brute". I'm afraid there isn\t any perfect equivalent for Polish "cham". But your "scoundrel" is really close.
"Cham"is a quite strong name for a rude,cheeky and arrogant person.
Maybe I should have translated it by "boor"?
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13 Agosto 2010 23:05 | | | In order to make it sound better I'd suggest:
"I do not judge you, scoundrel, I will not offend you. I have no intention to absorb my mind with you, boor.
I have my life and nature has equipped me with optimism, which, believe me, worse scoundrels (compared to whom you are a very small one) tried in vain to deprive me of."
Tell me if that keeps the meaning of the original. | | |
14 Agosto 2010 13:38 | | | Yes, it does. Thank you!
I just used "boor" in every case, because in Polish version one word "cham" is repeated every time. |
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