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Traduction - Bosnien-Roumain - a ti demi kazi gdje tacno zivis?Etat courant Traduction
Catégorie Discussion - Amour / Amitié | a ti demi kazi gdje tacno zivis? | | Langue de départ: Bosnien
a ti demi kazi gdje tacno zivis? |
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| Iar tu, hai, spune-mi, unde locuieÅŸti exact ? | | Langue d'arrivée: Roumain
Iar tu, hai, spune-mi, unde locuieşti exact ? | Commentaires pour la traduction | sau: "iar tu, hai, spune-mi, care este adresa ta exactă ?" |
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Dernière édition ou validation par Freya - 12 Mai 2010 15:37
Derniers messages | | | | | 6 Mai 2010 07:38 | | FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Hi!
A bridge for evaluation, please? Thank you! CC: fikomix | | | 8 Mai 2010 18:36 | | FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | O întrebare: textul original văd că are structura unei întrebări, astfel ar trebui ca şi traducerea să se termine cu semnul întrebării.
Ar putea fi schimbată traducerea de acum cu:
"Iar tu, hai, îmi spui exact unde locuieşti?"
După ce lămurim problema asta, mai încerc o dată cu fikomix. ^.^ | | | 10 Mai 2010 07:43 | | FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Hello again fiko, maki !
Could someone help me here, pls? Is it smth like:
"And you, come on, tell me where exactly you live!"
Is the original truly a question (I see it ends in a question mark) or it's actually an imperative, an order ?
or more like this : "And you, come on, will/can you tell me where exactly you live ?"
Thank you!
CC: maki_sindja fikomix | | | 12 Mai 2010 15:03 | | | "And you, come on, tell me where exactly you live!" | | | 12 Mai 2010 15:22 | | FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Thank you!
Lili, the original should be edited as well with an exclamation mark instead of a question mark, since it isn't actually a question. I can't do this myself, just to let you know.
Thank you! CC: lilian canale | | | 12 Mai 2010 15:29 | | | I'm not sure if this is the right way to say it in English but maybe it can be a question also:
"And you, come on, tell me, where exactly do you live?" | | | 12 Mai 2010 15:34 | | FreyaNombre de messages: 1910 | Then, it would be better to leave the original punctuation in the translation also. Fix it in a second. Now it depends very much on the punctuation, but only with those commas between "tell me" looks indeed like a question.
Thanks again! |
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