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Translation - Italian-English - Mi manchi tanto Sono qui con una gran tristezza...

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Category Free writing - Love / Friendship

Title	Mi manchi tanto Sono qui con una gran tristezza...
Text Submitted by angie77	Source language: Italian Mi manchi tanto Sono qui con una gran tristezza a pensarti..... sono lontano da te, ma riesco a sentire ancora la tua voce, il tuo viso mi appare in ogni istante della mia giornata, mi sembra di averti accanto, di sfiorare il tuo corpo, di passeggiare mano nella mano con te, di baciarti dolcemente.... Non immaginavo di arrivare a questo punto, ma sono felicissimo anche se non sarÃ cosi semplice, ma voglio godermi tutti i momenti passati con te. Ti voglio bene
Remarks about the translation	<edit> "sarÅ•" with "sarÃ "</edit> (07/03/francky thanks to Jedi2000's notification)

Title	I miss you a lot.I'm here feeling ...
Translation English Translated by jedi2000	Target language: English I miss you a lot. I'm here feeling great sadness thinking about you... I'm so far from you, but I'm still able to hear your voice, your face appears to me at any moment of the day, to me it's like if you were by my side, I can touch your body slightly, walk hand in hand with you, kiss you mildly... I didn't imagine to come to this point, but I'm very happy even if it won't be so simple, but I want to enjoy every moment spent with you. I love you.
Remarks about the translation	In the Italian sentence, the word sarr' needs to be corrected as sarÃ .

Validated by lilian canale

- 13 August 2009 15:24

Last messages

	Author	Message
		13 August 2009 14:01
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	Very good translation. I'd suggest only tiny changes. for me it seems -->it seems to me walk hand in the hand --> walk hand in hand
		13 August 2009 19:01
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	Yes! "to me it's like" is better! My best regards, Lilly