Translation - Esperanto-English - La vojo de ceremonioj estas desegnita kiel...

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La vojo de ceremonioj estas desegnita kiel...

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alireza

Source language: Esperanto

La vojo de ceremonioj estas desegnita kiel raportaÄµo. Ni klopodis â€“ eble ne sukcese â€“ montri iliajn ÅanÄojn en la historiaj periodoj, de antaÅ la grandegaj migradoj Äis la hejmigo de la grupoj kaj triboj kaj ankaÅ pri fari nacionaj kaj mondaj regadoj en Ä‰i tiu lando, antaÅ la Islama periodo kaj post Äi. Äˆi tiuj diraÄµoj estas kiel apudaj aldonaÄµoj por la ceremoniaj raportoj.

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The scheme of the ceremonies is designed as a report

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goncin

Target language: English

The scheme of the ceremonies is designed as a report. We endeavoured - maybe unsuccessfully - to show their changes in the historical period, from the enormous migration to the settling of the groups and tribes as well as regarding running national and global administrations in this land, before the Islamic period and after it. These statements serve as addenda for the ceremonies report.

Last validated or edited by kafetzou - 24 March 2008 01:21

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	Author	Message
		19 March 2008 16:55
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	1) Islam --> Islamic 2) The last sentence is not correct. What does it refer to?
		19 March 2008 17:09
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	1) 2) The original means that the sayings suits as an appendix for the cereminies report. The sayings were quoted somewhere else in the text.
		23 March 2008 18:54
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Are they "sayings" (= expressions), or are they "statements"? How about this: These statements serve as addenda for the ceremonies report. "addenda" is Latin, of course, but it is used (albeit infrequently) in English. Another possibility would be "notes".
		23 March 2008 22:45
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Kaf, I think "sayings" is the right word, as Esperanto "diraÄµoj" would translate literally as "the thing that is said". Addenda works. I've thinked also fo appendices (Latin as well, plural for appendix).
		24 March 2008 01:20
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	The thing that is said is a statement, not a saying. A saying is something like "Birds of a feather flock together" or "The apple never falls far from the tree".