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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Latin - ... quem na fraqueza sabe ser bem mais forte...
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... quem na fraqueza sabe ser bem mais forte...
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Submitted by
Mara Parasky
Source language: Brazilian Portuguese
... quem na fraqueza sabe ser bem mais forte...
Remarks about the translation
este é um trecho de uma música do Zé Ramalho, tem o significado de que qndo estamos fracos, encontramos forças para levantarmos, ficando assim, muito mais fortes.
Title
qui in debilitate scit quomodo fortior sit.
Translation
Latin
Translated by
alexfatt
Target language: Latin
qui in debilitate scit quomodo fortior sit.
Last validated or edited by
Aneta B.
- 15 January 2012 12:04
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14 January 2012 20:43
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Hi Lilly,
Could you please build a bridge for the short sentence (clause)? I need it for evaluation.
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lilian canale
14 January 2012 21:08
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
"...who in weakness knows how to be stronger."
14 January 2012 21:29
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Thanks, dear Lilian.
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Dear Alex,
I'm afraid your translation needs some edits. I know it was a bit confusing.
qui in debilitate admodum fortior esse scit.
--> qui in debilitate/infirmitate scit quomodo fortior sit.
Compare: "scit quomodo agat" - (He) knows how to act.
Do you agree?
14 January 2012 22:32
alexfatt
Number of messages: 1538