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Translation - English-Romanian - some phrases of "All Quiet on the Western Front" (cateva fraze din "Nimic nou pe frontul de vest")

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Title	some phrases of "All Quiet on the Western Front" (cateva fraze din "Nimic nou pe frontul de vest")
Text Submitted by narciuka	Source language: English "All Quiet on the Western Front"was written in a first person style. When Kropp got a fever he was scheduled to be dropped off at the next stop. Then, in October of 1918, Paul finally fell. The book describes his death as, "...his face had an expression of calm, as though almost glad the end had come." The war ended the next month.
Remarks about the translation	in prima propozitie: " "Nimic...." a fost scris intr-o prima persoanÄƒ de stil." cum adica?/:)...si mai sunt...portiuni dintr-un text pe care nu le-am inteles :D

Title	CÃ¢teva fraze din "Nimic nou pe frontul de vest"
Translation Romanian Translated by azitrad	Target language: Romanian "Nimic nou pe frontul de vest" a fost scrisÄƒ la persoana Ã®ntÃ¢i (eul liric). CÃ¢nd Kropp se Ã®mbolnÄƒvi de febrÄƒ, fu programat pentru a fi lÄƒsat la urmÄƒtoarea oprire. Apoi, Ã®n octombrie 1918, Paul a cÄƒzut Ã®n sfÃ¢rÅŸit. Cartea descrie moartea sa astfel: "faÅ£a lui avea o expresie de calm, ca ÅŸi cum era aproape bucuros cÄƒ venise sfÃ¢rÅŸitul". RÄƒzboiul se sfÃ¢rÅŸi Ã®n luna urmÄƒtoare.
Remarks about the translation	"First person style" este echivalentul eului liric Ã®n literatura romÃ¢nÄƒ - adicÄƒ autorul povesteÅŸte Ã®ntÃ¢mplÄƒrile din punctul sÄƒu de vedere, descriind sentimentele sale ÅŸi trÄƒirile sale proprii...

Last validated or edited by iepurica - 14 October 2008 15:59