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Translation - German-Brazilian Portuguese - Zu schlecht, es nur macht dich hässlich mit mir!

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Zu schlecht, es nur macht dich hässlich mit mir!
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Submitted by maiara fernanda
Source language: German

Zu schlecht, es macht dich nur hässlicher mit mir!

Remarks about the translation
Edits done on notification from gamine /pias 081112.
Original: "Too bad es nur macht tuh hässlich mit mir!"
Edit according to Salvo's notification under the last translation request
<edit>"Zu schlecht, es nur macht dich hässlich mit mir!" with "Zu schlecht, es macht dich nur hässlicher mit mir!" </edit> (11/15/francky]

Title
Muito ruim, só te faz ficar muito mal comigo!
Translation
Brazilian Portuguese

Translated by Elimar Plínio
Target language: Brazilian Portuguese

Muito ruim, só te faz ficar muito mal comigo!
Remarks about the translation
é uma tradução mais coloquial para uma situação de desentendimento entre as partes ...
parecido com:
"assim, vc só pisa na bola comigo" ...
Last validated or edited by Angelus - 7 December 2008 16:29





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25 November 2008 11:16

Lein
Number of messages: 3389
If the original said 'too bad' (later edited into 'zu schlecht'), shouldn't this be 'que pena' instead of 'muito ruim'?

25 November 2008 17:29

Elimar Plínio
Number of messages: 2
There is a lot of expressions in portuguese to say the same thing. At my point of view, when I read it - it depends also wich context is the frase, don't you agree? - seemed the best way to say that.
Anyway, "too bad" or 'muito ruim' or 'muito mal' and if you want to make an "enfasis" could be used too (here "ruim" and "mal" could have the same function).
Also your suggestion is a good one - sometimes in the conversation we say "muito mal" as "que pena ..."

I hope my explanation can help you to understand my sugestion of this translation ...
Greetings!
Elimar.