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Translation - Hindi-English - Meri duniya mein tum aayeen
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Category
Song
This translation request is "Meaning only".
Title
Meri duniya mein tum aayeen
Text
Submitted by
buketnur
Source language: Hindi
Meri duniya mein tum aayeen
kyaa kyaa apne saath liye
Tan ki chandi man ka sona
Sapanon waali raat liye
Title
a poem in hindi
Translation
English
Translated by
tanyaa
Target language: English
You came into my world
carrying plenty of good things:
a body of silver, a heart of gold
and nights filled with dreams.
Last validated or edited by
lilian canale
- 15 January 2009 16:12
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15 January 2009 12:17
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Could you please help me check this text?
Thanks.
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drkpp
15 January 2009 14:36
drkpp
Number of messages: 83
Only the second line should be :
What all things you brought with you.
15 January 2009 15:10
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
That would be weird.
Could it mean:
"You came into my world
carrying all/many/only good things
a body of silver, a heart of gold
and nights filled with dreams" ?
CC:
drkpp
15 January 2009 15:31
drkpp
Number of messages: 83
Yes. That is the intended meaning.
Previously I translated the sentence
literally word by word.
15 January 2009 16:11
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Thank you very much drkpp.
I think "carrying plenty of good things" will convey the meaning then and it will sound well in English. We keep the rhyme, too.
CC:
drkpp