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Translation - German-English - Erfahrung

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Category Essay

Title	Erfahrung
Text Submitted by Minny	Source language: German Du fragst mich, ob ich etwas bereue. Dazu kann ich nur antworten: Nein. Ich tat, was mir richtig schien. Es kostete mich viel, das gebe ich zu, aberâ€¦ Ich wagte nicht anders zu handeln. Ich wusste es nicht besser. Jetzt weiÃŸ ich es besser. Und das, was ich gelernt habe, kann ich in einem Wort zusammenfassen: Erfahrung.
Remarks about the translation	Britisch Englisch

Title	Experience.
Translation English Translated by gamine	Target language: English You ask me if I have any regrets. To that,, I can only answer: No. I did what seemed right to me. It cost me much, I admit but... I didn't dare to act otherwise. I didn't know it better. Now, I know it better. And this, what I have learned, can be summarized in one word : Experience.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 20 September 2008 17:16

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		20 September 2008 09:09
	italo07 Number of messages: 1474	-Dazu kann ich nur antworten: Nein. = Thereto, I can only answer: No. ("sagen" would be "say" ) -Ich wagte nicht anders zu handeln. = I didn't dare to act otherwise. (behave = verhalten, benehmen)
		20 September 2008 18:17
	jollyo Number of messages: 330	From top to bottom: thereto -> to that say -> answer appeared -> seemed behave -> act I didn't know (...) better (twice) resumed -> summarised
		20 September 2008 13:29
	gamine Number of messages: 4611	Hi Rodrigues: both "behave and "act" can be " zu handeln " in Germain, bur I do agrÃ© with you about "antworden= which means answer.Thanks for your help.
		20 September 2008 14:02
	italo07 Number of messages: 1474	I disagree with that, that "behave" and "act" means "handeln" in German And that isn't Rodrigues, I'm Salvatore alias italo07 hehehehe
		20 September 2008 15:47
	jollyo Number of messages: 330	Sorry Gamine, 'Behaving' is about conduct, attitude. 'Acting' is what you do. Therefore, like Salvatore, I still think, the correct translation is ACT. And I had some other suggestions,too. I noticed that somehow my earlier message didn't come through correctly. Please take notice, if you will.