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Translation - Spanish-English - La Estrella que me quito la vida Fuiste un...
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Category
Poetry - Love / Friendship
Title
La Estrella que me quito la vida Fuiste un...
Text
Submitted by
sotis
Source language: Spanish
La Estrella que me quito la vida
Fuiste un regalo,
llegaste el dÃa despues de mi vida
llegaste como una extraña
y ahora te extraño.
Title
The Star that took my life away
Translation
English
Translated by
thathavieira
Target language: English
The Star that took my life away
You were a gift,
you came the day after my life
you came as a stranger
and now I miss you.
Validated by
kafetzou
- 22 July 2007 16:10
Last messages
Author
Message
21 July 2007 18:11
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
What happened to "you"?
22 July 2007 12:19
thathavieira
Number of messages: 2247
Te
extraño = extraño
a ti
.
Is that?
22 July 2007 12:26
guilon
Number of messages: 1549
Here's what kafetzou is talking about:
Fuiste un regalo,
llegaste el dÃa después de mi vida
llegaste como una extraña
These three sentences have an elided subject in Spanish (tú) that can't be omitted at all in English.
22 July 2007 12:31
thathavieira
Number of messages: 2247
Like:
You were a gift, you came the day after my life, you came as a stranger
?
okok