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Translation - Italian-Persian language - Vivi adesso!
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Title
Vivi adesso!
Text
Submitted by
diego2008
Source language: Italian
Vivi adesso!
Title
در زمان Øال زندگی Ú©Ù†!
Translation
Persian language
Translated by
ghasemkiani
Target language: Persian language
در زمان Øال زندگی Ú©Ù†!
Validated by
salimworld
- 21 June 2011 12:02
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20 June 2011 13:44
salimworld
Number of messages: 248
Dear friends, I need an English bridge for this evaluation. Thanks in advance
CC:
alexfatt
Maybe:-)
Efylove
ali84
20 June 2011 15:44
alexfatt
Number of messages: 1538
Hi Salim!
The literal bridge would be:
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Live now!
With "live" being the imperative form, 2nd singular person, of the verb "to live".
Anyway, I don't know if this bridge makes sense in English... Other non-literal possible translations would be "Get your life now!" and "Life is now!"
Please tell me if you need more explanations.
20 June 2011 15:47
salimworld
Number of messages: 248
Dear alexfatt,
According to your explanation, would "Live the now" or "Live in the now" - meaning "live the moment of now" - make sense?
20 June 2011 16:11
alexfatt
Number of messages: 1538
I think it would.
It's an invitation to live at the moment and not to wait for the future.