Translation - Lithuanian-Russian - labas, mano vardas- Meda. as groju fleita ir...

as groju fleita ir tapsnoju...я играю на флейте и отбиваю ритм. А не мне все равно.Я так считаю.

o kur tas ritmas, ta mergina sake kad tapsnoja taip kaip paksas...

и мне все равно...-pazodziui vertimas butu:-ir man nesvarbu

Я не очень понял смысл, но tapsnoju точно не перводится как мне все равно

Alefas, aš irgi ne ką geriau supratau, tai iš autorės gavau paaiškinimą apie Paksą..

Tapsnoti - rusiškai "хлопать"

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Hi Dzuljeta!

Could you, please, have a look at this translation and explain the last phrase: "ir tapsnoju"? As there is a discussion about the correctness of this phrase...

Thank you a lot in advance!!

CC: Dzuljeta

I would say that "tapšnoju" (diacritics missing in the source text) would be suitable only if the text had something to do with Rolandas Paksas. And it appears to be so. I think the translation of fiammara is correct and conveys the meaning well - the source text itself is somehow confusing. If we translate it word-for-word, it would be an absolute nonsense. Unless the person who requested it wants a word-for-word translation, which is unlikely...

(Manau, kad Å¡is vertimas yra geras.)

Thanks for your reply Dzuljeta!
So this tricky "ir tapsnoju" should stay as it is and be translated as: "I don't care", right?
And OlgaLeo's translation as: "хлопать"(clap) is not correct?



CC: Dzuljeta

Yes, that means "I don't care", "It's all the same to me" etc. I think OlgaLeo's translation is not correct in this case.

OK, thank you Dzuljeta