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| | 13 Février 2010 09:19 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Bună,
Câteva idei:
* beaucoup de cartons... - multe ambalaje din carton (în traducere trebuie să fie doar o variantă, ori laşi hârtie, ori carton.)
* călătoria fuse lungă, dar frumoasa lebădă ajunse în sfârşit. (le voyage fut long, mais le beau cygne...)
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| | 17 Février 2010 15:39 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Hi!
Just to be sure of one line from this text:
"MÃ¥nga kartonger och tunga saker blev det." /" Ceci faisait beaucoup de cartons et de choses lourdes."
I understand only French, but I know "faire" can have more meanings... In Romanian is translated as: "This (one)/It was making a lot of cardboards/carton wrappers and other heavy things."
This is my only question regarding this text.
Thank you very much! CC: Francky5591 pias |
| | 17 Février 2010 16:18 |
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| | 17 Février 2010 16:57 |
| piasNombre de messages: 8113 | Hello Freya
You already got an explanation, but I would translate it: "It became many cardboards and heavy things." |
| | 17 Février 2010 17:02 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | |
| | 17 Février 2010 17:08 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Now I am more confused. Hmm, "it became" like what? The swan's new home? |
| | 17 Février 2010 17:20 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | "It became many cardboards and heavy things" - the old place where the swan lived ? Is it like this to be understood or? CC: Francky5591 pias |
| | 17 Février 2010 17:27 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | I won't accept the translation until we all get to an agreement of translation. This is a sure thing.
Thank you both! |
| | 17 Février 2010 17:32 |
| piasNombre de messages: 8113 | Sorry if I make you confused Freya!! The meaning: "It became many cardboards and heavy things (to pack/move)"
Lena? CC: lenab |
| | 17 Février 2010 18:06 |
| lenabNombre de messages: 1084 | Well,this is a way of saying it, that is very much the spoken language, when you put the verb and subject at the end to emphasize.
I'd say: there turned out to be lots of boxes and heavy things.
Or if you're YODA : Lots of boxes and heavy things there turned out to be. |
| | 17 Février 2010 18:18 |
| piasNombre de messages: 8113 |
But...I'm confused now! What has Yoda to do with this translation? |
| | 17 Février 2010 18:26 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Good photo of Yoda!
Thank you for your help, Lena! |
| | 17 Février 2010 18:51 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Francky, I modified according to Lena's translation.
I hope everything is all right now. CC: Francky5591 |
| | 17 Février 2010 19:42 |
| | Yes, Freya. I think it is the same meaning as the French version. "ceci faisait" is about the result obtained once things were wrapped in boxes, one could figure out only when things were put in boxes. So "it became"/"ceci faisait" have the same meaning here.
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| | 17 Février 2010 19:48 |
| FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | OK then, pretty hard translation this one. The more comments you see below a translation, the more "heated" was that translation...
Good that Pia brought some color with YODA!
Thank you all! |
| | 17 Février 2010 20:32 |
| lenabNombre de messages: 1084 | Ha ha! Pia, har du inte hört hur Yoda alltid sätter verbet sist när han snackar?? |
| | 17 Février 2010 20:59 |
| piasNombre de messages: 8113 | Nope ... det var en nyhet för mig |