Translation - Greek-English - ΠοτΠδεν ξÎÏεις τι είναι η δÎσμευσηCurrent status Translation
This translation request is "Meaning only". | ΠοτΠδεν ξÎÏεις τι είναι η δÎσμευση | | Source language: Greek
ΠοτΠδεν ξÎÏεις τι είναι η δÎσμευση |
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| You'll never know what engagement is. | | Target language: English
You'll never know what commitment is. | Remarks about the translation | It could also be: "You'll never know what compromise is"
Or "You'll never know what engagement is" |
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Last validated or edited by Tantine - 10 March 2010 01:42
Latest messages | | | | | 10 March 2010 00:16 | | | Hi Sweet Dreams
Could this also read:
"You never know what compromise is"
I'm asking since, the Spanish "compromiso" might be translated as either "compromise" or "engagement".
If both are possible, we could note one in the remarks field under the translation.
Let me know and as soon, I'll validate
Bises
Tantine | | | 10 March 2010 00:49 | | | Hello Tantine
Yes, it could also be "compromise". I translated as "engagement" because I think the text talks about a relationship: the person talks about somebody who will never know what being engaged with someone is. I think that in this kind of context that's the word we use.
Anyway, I'm not sure, so it's better to note that version in the remarks field. | | | 10 March 2010 00:51 | | | Ok
As soon as you've added it, I'll validate it
and thanks for your welcome back message, I have been missing you all so much
Bises
Tantine | | | 10 March 2010 00:54 | | | Done
And you're welcome, we missed you very much as well! The important thing is that you are here with us, again | | | 10 March 2010 01:32 | | | Hi again,
I've just changed "engagement" to "commitment" I think it reads better in English, but I've added the "engagement" alternative in the remarks field and I've validated.
Bises
Tantine | | | 10 March 2010 13:13 | | | OK |
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