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Translation - English-Hebrew - If I am not myself, who will be me?
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Category
Expression
Title
If I am not myself, who will be me?
Text
Submitted by
krissie87
Source language: English
If I am not myself, who will be me?
Remarks about the translation
het liefst zo geschreven dat het onder elkaar kan komen te staan:
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enz.
Title
×× ×ין ×× ×™ לי - מי לי
Translation
Hebrew
Translated by
libera
Target language: Hebrew
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×
×
×™
ן
×
×
×™
ל
×™
מ
×™
ל
×™
Remarks about the translation
I hope I understood your meaning correctly.
Last validated or edited by
milkman
- 17 August 2008 21:12
Latest messages
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8 August 2008 12:59
dramati
Number of messages: 972
If I am not for my self
Who will be for me
Is correct.
8 August 2008 21:54
milkman
Number of messages: 773
Hi David,
The translation to be evaluated is the Hebrew one
CC:
dramati
9 August 2008 00:42
rahhaz
Number of messages: 28
Out of contexct and gramaticaaly incorrect. Can't even get the meaning of the sentence.
9 August 2008 16:57
krissie87
Number of messages: 1
rahhaz.. you don't have to understand the meaning..
9 August 2008 19:27
dramati
Number of messages: 972
True milkman, in which case, if it was translated into Hebrew she gave the correct translation of the incorrect English version.
10 August 2008 00:12
milkman
Number of messages: 773
Thank you David!
CC:
dramati
10 August 2008 00:14
milkman
Number of messages: 773
So, krissi87, did you mean:
"If I am not for my self
Who will be for me "
for which the translation is correct?
10 August 2008 11:47
NuBemet
Number of messages: 4
The hebrew translation has the following meaning:
"If I will not help myself, who will be able to help me".
It is a common hebrew phrase, which does not related to the original text.
15 August 2008 21:10
milkman
Number of messages: 773
krissie87?
We're waiting to hear from you.
Did you mean:
"If I am not for my self
Who will be for me "
?
17 August 2008 21:12
milkman
Number of messages: 773
Since krissie87 isn't helping us, I will accept the translation as is.