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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-English - "A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"

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Title	"A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"
Text Submitted by Kayo Perez	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese "A carne morre, mas a alma sobrevive"
Remarks about the translation	Bom essa frase Ã© uma frase para uma tatuagem que significa muito para mim, a carne q eu digo Ã© o corpo humano,e a alma Ã© o espirito(alma). FrancÃªs da FranÃ§a Ingles americano Grato Kayo

Title	The flesh dies, but the soul survives.
Translation English Translated by lilian canale	Target language: English The flesh dies, but the soul survives.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 7 May 2008 15:27

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	Author	Message
		7 May 2008 09:26
	Cammello Number of messages: 77	Mi piace di piÃ¹ senza articoli "Flesh dies, but souls survives" Di solito i proverbi in inglese non hanno l'articolo proprio per essere piÃ¹ statuari. I prefer it better without the articles "Flesh dies, but souls survives" Usually, english sentence used as a proverb, hasn't articles just to be stronger! For example "Might is right" isn't "The might is right" or "Money opens all doors" isn't "The money opens all The doors" The article is used when is a SPECIFIC object, not when you speak in general about a meaning.