Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-French - sonha com a vida, mas nao percas a vida num sonho...

I always get a little confused with French verbs

Pour ma part, ce sont plutôt les verbes portugais qui m'embrouillent, je me vois contraint de demander un "bridge" en anglais, car je ne comprends pas trop le sens de "Se elas voltarem é porque as conquistei,Se não voltarem é porque nunca as possui"
(I think the most simple thing to do is to employ present tence in French, if not, although gramatically correct, it would be too heavy to read, then the articulation between "voltarem" and "conquistei", and "não voltarem" and "nunca as pôssui" should be more understandable to a French, using "c'est que" : "si elles reviennent, c'est que je les ai conquises", si elles ne reviennent pas, c'est que ne les ai jamais possédées".)

But first I'm going to ask for that bridge, to make sure I'm not misunderstanding any Portuguese verb.

Brasilian speakers, please could I get an evaluation bridge into English? Muito obrigado!

CC: Borges casper tavernello goncin thathavieira

Francky,

Voici le pont que tu m'as demandé.

<bridge>
Dream about the life, but don't lose the life in a dream and don't let sadness from the past and fear of the future damage happiness of present...
I love freedom, and for that I let free the things I love. If they come back to me that's because I've conquered them; if they don't, that's because I had never owned them.
</bridge>

J'espère qu'il te sera utile.

(Cette fois je n'ai pas utilisé Babelfish pour écrire en Français... C'est vrai! ))

CC: Francky5591

Un grand merci à toi, Goncinho! Je vais corriger les quelques petites fautes de français (mais c'est tout de même bien meilleur que si tu avais utilisé un outil de traduction automatique, comme on dit : "il n'y a pas photo"!)

Angelus, you were confused with the way to conjugate verbs, have a look to this sentence :

"nao deixe que a tristeza do passado e o medo do futuro, te estraguem a alegria do presente"...
>>" ne laisse pas la tristesse du passé et la peur de l'avenir ruiner la joie du présent..."
In French we're using infinitive for the relative object sentence, which is much lighter and simple.

Salut Francky et Goncin!

Je crois que couquises est écrit avec n, n'est pas?

Merci à vous tous

oh? A typo I did! obrigado pela notificação!