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Translation - Portaingéilis (na Brasaíle)-English - Ler faz bem para a cabeça, rezar faz bem a alma e...
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Sentence - Love / Friendship
Title
Ler faz bem para a cabeça, rezar faz bem a alma e...
Text
Submitted by
jc1686
Source language: Portaingéilis (na Brasaíle)
Ler faz bem para a cabeça, rezar faz bem a alma e te amar faz bem para mim.
Remarks about the translation
Traduz por favor, obrigado.
Title
Reading is good for the mind, ...
Translation
English
Translated by
kiss_anto
Target language: English
Reading is good for the mind, praying is good for the soul and loving you is good for me.
Validated by
lilian canale
- 30 March 2009 17:27
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28 March 2009 12:06
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Alex,
Não são permitidas traduções no campo de mensagens. Para enviar a sua tradução, clique em "Traduzir" e escreva o texto no lugar apropriado.
Obrigada.
28 March 2009 18:53
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Hi kiss_anto,
Although the infinitive form is technically correct for those verbs, the gerund would sound better.
What do you think?
29 March 2009 19:16
srrok
Number of messages: 14
a forma infinitiva fica muito formal, acho que usando o gerúndio nos verbos ficaria melhor
29 March 2009 22:10
veusa
Number of messages: 13
Reading is good for the mind, praying is good for the soul and loving you is good for me.
30 March 2009 00:49
kiss_anto
Number of messages: 25
the meaning is the same, weel, maybe you're right, the gerund would sound better. I like both of them, the majority wins!