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Translation - Italian-Swedish - Remo,tremo,sentoCurrent status Translation
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Category Word | | | Source language: Italian
Remo,tremo,sento |
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| | TranslationSwedish Translated by Xini | Target language: Swedish
Jag ror, jag skakar, jag känner | Remarks about the translation | I row,tremble,feel sento: also "I hear" (hör)
//Songtext by Josh Groban |
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Validated by Porfyhr - 1 August 2007 13:24
Last messages | | | | | 1 August 2007 12:16 | | | Hi Xini,
wouldn't the text be more like this in english
'I row,I tremble, I hear (or feel)'
using the pronoun before each verb.
Like "Veni, Vidi, Vinci" (though majestatic plural).
Mvh
Jim | | | 1 August 2007 13:10 | | XiniNumber of messages: 1655 | In Italian you don't have pronouns in this source text, the verbs already imply it.
Nor in your Latin example (by the way, it's Vici and it's not plural).
So I left both in English and in Swedish the implied pronouns, after the first that was mandatory.
If you feel that in Swedish it would be better to use all the three pronouns repeated, just do it You're the expert
Thank you
X | | | 1 August 2007 13:22 | | | Xini,
I think it is more appropriate in this kind of text. I think it is a song text by Josh Groban.
But I wouldn't say that your translation is wrong in any way. If it was in a swedish academic text or in literature it would be written: Jag ror, skakar och hör. The pronoun would not be repeated. (Remember that if you speak swedish!) I'll though edit with repeated 'jag', in this case.
| | | 1 August 2007 13:27 | | XiniNumber of messages: 1655 | Yes, as you wish.
The text is strange anyway,
Saluti |
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