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Prevođenje - Turski-Engleski - Ölmüş olan herkes,artık eÅŸittir.
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Ölmüş olan herkes,artık eşittir.
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Faceinspace
Izvorni jezik: Turski
Ölmüş olan herkes,artık eşittir.
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Everyone is equal
Prevođenje
Engleski
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merdogan
Ciljni jezik: Engleski
Everyone is equal after death.
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Lein
- 12 siječanj 2011 17:04
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11 siječanj 2011 13:38
Lein
Broj poruka: 3389
Hi merdogan
The word 'anymore' can only be used in a negative sentence ("not anymore" ). In this case, do you want to say
'All dead are (forever) equal' ?
or maybe
'From the moment we are dead, all humans are equal' or ', we are all equal'?
11 siječanj 2011 20:24
merdogan
Broj poruka: 3769
Hi Lein,
I used "anymore" for "after that".
This is an idiom and singular.
What do you say for ? ;
"Anyone who is dead, is equal after that."
12 siječanj 2011 11:43
Lein
Broj poruka: 3389
Still sounds rather crooked in English. This is about all people, isn't it? That would mean it is about all of us. In that case I would still suggest
'from the moment we are dead, we are all equal'
or
'Everyone is equal after death'.
I know it is not the literal translation but as far as I can see, the meaning is exactly that.
Let me know what you think!
12 siječanj 2011 11:57
merdogan
Broj poruka: 3769
Hi Lein,
Thanks...
12 siječanj 2011 11:59
Lein
Broj poruka: 3389
Thanks! I'm sure the meaning is right but I've set a poll just to confirm