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Original text - Latin - Laudate omnes gentes ...

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Title	Laudate omnes gentes ...
Text to be translated Submitted by yasmeen saad	Source language: Latin Laudate omnes gentes Laudate, magnificat in saecula Et anima mea, laudate, magnificat in saecula
Remarks about the translation	British/american <edit> "omens" with "omnes", added punctuation where it needed to.<:edit> (07/21/francky thanks to Efylove for the suggestions of edit)

Last edited by Francky5591

- 21 July 2010 11:21

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		20 July 2010 23:45
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Hi Efy! Wouldn't it be "omnes" instead of "omens" at first line CC: Efylove
		21 July 2010 08:22
	Efylove Number of messages: 1015	Yes, of course "omnes". I have a doubt about line 3, because "anima mea" seems to be the subject (nominative) and its verb is clearly "magnificat". So I suggest to put "laudate" between commas, because it seems a sort of incidental clause, like a second voice. --> "Et anima mea, laudate, magnificat in saecula". A comma should be added at l.2, too. --> "laudate, magnificat in saecula" The problem comes from the fact that this text is a mix of two religious canticles: "Laudate omnes gentes" and "Magnificat anima mea".
		21 July 2010 11:21
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Thanks Efy!