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Translation - French-English - Homer se retrouve au tribunal aprÃ©s Ãªtre passÃ©...

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Title	Homer se retrouve au tribunal aprÃ©s Ãªtre passÃ©...
Text Submitted by fuf62	Source language: French Homer se retrouve au tribunal aprÃ©s Ãªtre passÃ© dans tous les journaux. Finalement il est enfermÃ© dans la Tour de Londres et sa famille vient lui rendre visite pour parler. La nuit la famille Simpson vient pour libÃ©rer Homer par un passage secret situÃ© dans la cheminÃ©e. Ensuite il atterrit dans la chambre de la Reine . Celle ci prÃ©vient ses gardes. Homer supplie sa MajestÃ© de lui pardonner mais celle-ci accepte Ã condition que les Simpson ramÃ¨nent Madonna en AmÃ©rique et donc Homer est libÃ©rÃ©. Omer dit que les amÃ©ricains sont les enfants d' Angleterre.
Remarks about the translation	essayez de faire de votre mieux, merci.

Title	Homer finds himself in court again after being featured ...
Translation English Translated by kafetzou	Target language: English Homer finds himself in court again after being featured in all of the magazines. Finally he is imprisoned in the Tower of London and his family comes to visit him and talk. At night, the Simpson family comes to free Homer via a secret passage located in the chimney. Then he lands in the bedroom of the queen. She alerts her guards. Homer begs her majesty to pardon him but she accepts only on the condition that the Simpsons take Madonna back to America and thus Homer is freed. Homer says that the Americans are the children of England.
Remarks about the translation	I wasn't sure about "Ãªtre passÃ©".

Last validated or edited by kafetzou - 13 January 2007 08:48

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		11 January 2007 10:36
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	I think it's right translation for the french past infinitive. Present infinitive : "passer", past infinitive : "Ãªtre passÃ©"...but what about "the Queen's bedroom"? rather than the bedroom of the queen (just asking...)
		11 January 2007 14:30
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I think the queen's bedroom and the bedroom of the queen are the same. Is "queen" supposed to be capitalized? Why? She's not God, and it's not her name, so I don't know of a reason to do this, but I may be wrong. I don't usually write about her. Anyhow, thanks!