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Traducerea - Germană-Ebraicã - Wer ein Menschenleben rettet ...

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Titlu	Wer ein Menschenleben rettet ...
Text Înscris de marielouis	Limba sursă: Germană Wer ein Menschenleben rettet rettet die ganze Welt
Observaţii despre traducere	Hallo wer kÃ¶nnte mir dieses Sprichwort Ã¼bersetzen? Danke!

Titlu	×›×œ ×”×ž×§×™×™× × ×¤×© ××—×ª ×›××™×œ×• ×§×™×™× ×¢×•×œ× ×ž×œ×
Traducerea Ebraicã Tradus de franzi	Limba ţintă: Ebraicã ×›×œ ×”×ž×§×™×™× × ×¤×© ××—×ª ×›××™×œ×• ×§×™×™× ×¢×•×œ× ×ž×œ×
Observaţii despre traducere	Das Sprichwort stammt aus dem Jerusalemer Talmud, Sanhedrin 4:9, im Originaltext heisst es ×›×œ ×”×ž×§×™×™× × ×¤×© ××—×ª ×ž×¢×œ×™×Ÿ ×¢×œ×™×• ×›××™×œ×• ×§×™×™× ×¢×•×œ× ×ž×œ× Jeder, der eine Seele erhÃ¤lt: es wird ihm angerechnet, als hÃ¤tte er die ganze Welt erhalten. Im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch wird jedoch meist der Teil "es wird ihm angerechnet", weggelassen

Validat sau editat ultima dată de către libera - 29 Noiembrie 2008 21:05

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	Autor	Mesaj
		28 Noiembrie 2008 21:40
	libera Numărul mesajelor scrise: 257	It seems that the asker has included additional text in the request frame - could you please remove it so we can approve the translation (which was done very well with a comprehensive explanation, by the way). thanks libera
		28 Noiembrie 2008 21:56
	lilian canale Numărul mesajelor scrise: 14972	Hi Libera, What you want me to keep is: "Wer ein Menschenleben rettet rettet die ganze Welt"? CC: libera
		29 Noiembrie 2008 07:26
	libera Numărul mesajelor scrise: 257	Thank you, Lilian. Franzi, I have some qualms about this - you gave the exact quote from the Talmud, but this is not the use-version of the phrase. We usually say it without the words "×ž×¢×œ×™×Ÿ ×¢×œ×™×•". Did the German original reflect the entire quote, or was it closer to the use-phrase? I think we might want to give the use-phrase in the translation box, and add the full quote in the comments, before your excellent explanation. libera
		29 Noiembrie 2008 20:15
	franzi Numărul mesajelor scrise: 29	Hi Libera, you're right, the German version is more close to what you said. I deleted the ×ž×¢×œ×™×Ÿ ×¢×œ×™×•, is it correct now? Thank you for your help