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Translation - Italian-English - per me è difficile accettare quello che hai...
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Title
per me è difficile accettare quello che hai...
Text
Submitted by
yahoo81
Source language: Italian
per me è difficile accettare quello che hai combinato,soprattutto perchè tu non cambi e non cambierai mai.
Remarks about the translation
I edited what was probably a typo : "cnmbinato" with "cambinato" (10/07francky)
I edited with "combinato".
Xini, Nov 17, 2008
Title
It's hard for me to accept...
Translation
English
Translated by
lilian canale
Target language: English
It's hard for me to accept what you have done, specially because you don't change and never will.
Last validated or edited by
lilian canale
- 18 November 2008 13:22
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17 November 2008 19:30
Jezecku
Number of messages: 17
That's good, but maybe we'll just need another verb than "arrange" for "combinato", which (COULD, but it's always the same: with no context...) allude to something more like "this mess you've done"... ?
Any native?
18 November 2008 12:50
iliona
Number of messages: 7
the expression "quello che hai combinato" means "what have you done" or "mess up". In this case is used metaphorically for haveing done sth wrong.
18 November 2008 18:25
Jezecku
Number of messages: 17
Yep, thanks Iliona, that's what I thought.
Lilian, your turn!