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2010년 10월 7일 00:03 |
| | Hi LiLisk8! 
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Obrigado.
Atenciosamente, 
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2010년 10월 7일 01:58 |
| | This is such an old request that I doubt if this user will reply. Her last visit was almost 3 years ago! 
We'd better do it ourselves.  CC: Francky5591 |
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2010년 10월 7일 12:26 |
| | Hi Lilian!
Oops!  I didn't pay too much attention and addressed LILIsk8 a message, while the one who submitted it this time is naaga. But you're right, as naaga isn't the one who typed this text we'll have to do it ourselves.
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2010년 10월 7일 12:29 |
| | May I have a bridge from the Brasilian version? 
Thanks a lot! CC: lilian canale |
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2010년 10월 7일 13:18 |
| | Sure
"I am alive (in order) to protect the one I love" |
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2010년 10월 7일 13:25 |
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2010년 10월 7일 13:52 |
| | However, I'm not sure about this version in Br. Port.
The evaluation was a bit confusing. I think we should ask Ian for confirmation.
Hi Master, could you please confirm (or not) my bridge above?
Thanks in advance  CC: IanMegill2 |
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2010년 10월 7일 14:38 |
| | Yup, there's a mistake in the original. It should be:
Aishiteiru hito o mamoru tameni boku wa ikiteiru.
And it does indeed exactly mean
I exist to protect the people/person I love.
However, the meaning in Japanese of "mamoru" has a wider meaning than just "to protect", so this text could also mean (and actually probably does mean):
I live/exist to take care of the person/people I love.
Nice raison d'etre... |
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2010년 10월 7일 15:34 |
| | Hummm...thanks Ian.
As I thought, the translation into Portuguese needs edits
I'll correct it.
Francky, we had the same idea (consulting Ian). CC: Francky5591 |
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2010년 10월 7일 15:37 |
| | Yeah, but as Ian said : you were faster!
I'll add some details according to what Ian said above in the remarkd field under the translation I did into French. |
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2010년 10월 7일 15:40 |
| | I have already edited the Portuguese version into:
"I live to take care of who I love" |
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2010년 10월 7일 15:46 |
| | I also edited the French version accordingly, the main change is that I switched singular with plural (ceux que j'aime' instead of "la personne que j'aime", as I'm quite sure this kind of saying is not limited to one person (Ian said moreover : "people" |
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2010년 10월 7일 16:29 |
| | "who I love" or "quien amo" both may mean singular or plural |
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