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What's this smell? (getting a bad snif.) ...

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1.What's this smell ? (getting a bad snif.)
2.What's this smell ?(getting a good snif.)

What should I do?(When your precious person's death abandon you to despair.)

We're running out of time!

Check the information.

Our team have a catastrophic damage!!
Send emergency team here immediatly!

Don't give up hope.

I don't know where hapiness is...but we have to find it by ourselves...as long as we are alive.

Titre	Aqui estÃ¡...
Traduction Portuguais brésilien Traduit par Victoria Coelho	Langue d'arrivée: Portuguais brésilien 1.Que cheiro Ã© esse?(parece-me mau.) 2.Que cheiro Ã© esse?(parece-me divino.) O que eu devo fazer? (Quando suas pessoas queridas morrem e abandonam vocÃª ao desespero.) Nosso tempo estÃ¡ acabando! Confirme a mensagem. Nossa equipe teve danos catastrÃ³ficos!! Mande-nos a equipe de emergÃªncia imediatamente! NÃ£o desista da esperanÃ§a. Eu nÃ£o sei onde a felicidade estÃ¡...mas nÃ³s temos de encontrÃ¡-la por nÃ³s mesmos...enquanto estivermos vivos.
Commentaires pour la traduction	Estranho, nÃ©?

Dernière édition ou validation par casper tavernello - 27 Novembre 2007 19:35

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		28 Novembre 2007 12:37
	casper tavernello Nombre de messages: 5057	Could somebody edit this one one please. It was good sniff as Mikhail said here and getting a good sniff and getting a bad sniff are not well translated. By the way, I don't know how to write it in portuguese.
		28 Novembre 2007 19:39
	Angelus Nombre de messages: 1227	Perhaps cheirando bem / cheirando mau or 'dando uma boa cheirada' but 'dar uma mÃ¡ cheirada' sounds strange.. so I think the first option in bold is good.. huh?
		29 Novembre 2007 14:19
	Francky5591 Nombre de messages: 12396	I edited "god" with "good" "i" with "I (I notice this mistake very often) and "emrgency" with "emergency (typo)