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Translation - Dutch-English - hoe je hoofd altijd hoog en leef je leven en lag...

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Category Free writing - Daily life

Title	hoe je hoofd altijd hoog en leef je leven en lag...
Text Submitted by chnichnach	Source language: Dutch Houd je hoofd altijd hoog en leef je leven en lach want een dag niet gelachen is een dag niet geleefd. Ik kwam, ik zag, ik overwon. EÃ©n ding is zeker: na duisternis komt licht en na regen komt zonneschijn, niets is onmogelijk als ik het wil. nouri
Remarks about the translation	amerikaans

Title	Keep your head up high
Translation English Translated by Ceciliadlibitum	Target language: English Keep your head up high and live your life and smile, because a day without laughter is a day not lived. I came, I saw, I conquered. One thing is for sure: after darkness comes light and after rain comes sunshine. Nothing is impossible if I want it. Nouri
Remarks about the translation	I added some interpunction, to make the text more clear. Correctie van het Nederlands: Houd je hoofd... zeker... zonneschijn

Last validated or edited by Lein - 31 March 2010 11:06

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		29 March 2010 12:54
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	Hi Ceciliadlibitum after dark comes the light: I think a more common way to say this in English would be 'after darkness comes light'. Otherwise it looks good to me. Is it ok if I edit this? (Or you can edit yourself if you prefer). Lein
		29 March 2010 23:50
	Ceciliadlibitum Number of messages: 6	Thanks for the comment, I just edited it. I already thought this sentence sounded a little strange. Cecilia