Texte d'origine - Anglais - only unchanged part in our arrangement is the...

I think that the title is the main part of the text. Otherwise, it's dictionary request.

CC: Tantine dramati IanMegill2 kafetzou

There doesn't seem to be any connection between the title and the words in the translation box. This doesn't make sense.

NOTE: These are the kinds of words that are very difficult to find in dictionaries, so I suspect that this is what the translator wants.

Eu penso de que o título é a parte principal do texto. Se não, é pedido do dicionário.

It has connection with his previous translation.

I'm not sure. These words were already translated there.

Your link went to the same translation, casper!

Too many tabs. Sorry.

Hi

Sorry to but in, but I can see a link between the "title" and the "body" of the text:

(The)only unchanged part in our (musical) arrangement is the D(d)escant, Treble, tenor, bass and basso continuo.

Means, I the musical arrangement the only unchanged part is the section of the compostion where the aforementioned descant and co are concerned.

Hope this helps

Bises
Tantine

Yep. That's the reason for my first message.
Thank you Tantine.

But if he wants that title translated directly, I think it should be in the main Translation field...
We can translate titles any way we want, or not translate them at all and write a new one instead.
I bet you don't need to spend as many points for your translation, if you put half your text in the Title field...?
Hmm...

I agree with Ian

I think the we should ask the requestor to edit his text in order that the title be included in the translation box.

Otherwise his request may be subject to refusal as it simply a list of words.

Bises
Tantine