번역 - 러시아어-영어 - Ñ‚Ñ‹ супер секси, заласкал бы тебя до блаженства,...

I think I get the idea here, but "I would pet you until you feel bliss" isn't correct English. Is the meaning sexual? If so, maybe it should be, "I'd like to caress you and give you pleasure" or something like that.

Also, "watch" is not the correct verb. Maybe "have a look at" would be better. And if you could find a better word for "desire" at the end (unless that one is supposed to be sexual too), it would sound better in English.

I've corrected! thanks for comments!

OK; good. I've made a few more edits. For example, I changed "required" to "welcome" - I think "required" is probably too strong. I'll put it to a vote now.

Мне кажется, что не надо было разделять "заласкал бы тебя до блаженства", меняется смысл, можно было бы например перевести как "I would caress you to bliss", а также "vote" в этом случае употребляется с предлогом "for"

soleil, I cannot read Russian. If this message is for me (the evaluator for this translation), you'll need to write it in English, French, German, Spanish, Turkish, or Greek.

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Sorry, i thought it was for Melissenta, as she is the translator and she can read Russian. So i think that translator shouldn`t transform the expression "заласкал бы тебя до блаженства" couse the meaning is changing a lot, so i suggested to leave it how it was supposed to be originally "I would caress you to bliss", and also i think that in this case "vote" should be used with the preposition "for", not "on".

(1)
заласкал бы тебя 'ДО (TILL) but not (and)' блаженства
So possibly it is better to translate the sentence this way -
'I would like to caress you till I give you plesure'

(2)
также оставляй коменты и свое мнение(обязательно)!!!
Maybe better translation for this sentence is
'also leave you comments and opinion necessarily!!!'. Because the word 'обязательно (necessarily)' is used but not 'желательно (are welcome).

"pleasure" and "bliss" are not the same - "bliss" is - well - the end point of the caressing. "pleasure" is still, shall we say, on the road to "bliss" ...

I will take soleil's suggestions.

Shall we change the word "welcome" into "required" or other word?

"required" is what you originally wrote, but that's too strong in English. It sounds like he's demanding them. "Welcome" is the normal word in this context - otherwise we'd have to say something like "I want to see your comments and opinion."

ok! no problem!