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Translation - German-English - Ich brauche dich, ich vermisse dich, ...

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Category Letter / Email - Love / Friendship

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Title	Ich brauche dich, ich vermisse dich, ...
Text Submitted by vuk	Source language: German Translated by Rodrigues Ich brauche dich, ich vermisse dich, ich kÃ¶nnte dir erzÃ¤hlen, dass ich dich liebe, aber es ist nutzlos, da du ein anderes MÃ¤dchen liebst! Alles was ich habe, ist Schmerz!

Title	I need you, I miss you,...
Translation English Translated by jollyo	Target language: English I need you, I miss you, I could tell you that I love you, but it is useless, because you love another girl! All I have, is pain!

Validated by lilian canale

- 16 September 2008 17:04

Last messages

	Author	Message
		13 September 2008 03:15
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi jollyo, What about turning the last line into: "Pain is all I have"
		14 September 2008 22:02
	jollyo Number of messages: 330	All that I have, is pain. ? Ache is the same as pain, isn't it. Although you'd rather speak of a heart ache instead of pain... Then why change the text?
		14 September 2008 22:24
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Although "ache" and "pain" are synonyms they are usually used in different ways. "ache" is generally seen in compound nouns like "headache" "toothache" etc, or as a verb in sentences like: "my back aches" or "I ache all over" For this line I think the correct structure is the inverted "Pain is all I have" (without "that"" , but if you insist in keeping the word order it should be: "All I have is (the) pain"
		15 September 2008 21:44
	jollyo Number of messages: 330	Thanks for your explanation. It is not I who insist. It is in the text. 'Pain is all I have' would be in German: 'Schmerzen is alles daÃŸ ich habe.' It has to do with a extra stress the word gets when you change the sequel. I will edit 'ache' to 'pain' though.