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Translation - Serbian-English - ne dozvoli da juce bude ti sutra

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Category Speech - Love / Friendship

This translation request is "Meaning only".

Title	ne dozvoli da juce bude ti sutra
Text Submitted by mano_aneta	Source language: Serbian ne dozvoli da juce bude ti sutra , da tudje pakosti ruse ti jutra podigni glavu i veruj u sebe , a oni koji te vole , znaj da uvek bice uz tebe . ljubim picika
Remarks about the translation	please i need this translation so fast and so important olz any one

Title	don't let yesterday be your tomorrow
Translation English Translated by Roller-Coaster	Target language: English don't let yesterday be your tomorrow or others' malice break your mornings, raise up your head and believe in yourself, and know that those who love you, will always be with you. kisses picika

Validated by IanMegill2 - 26 September 2007 10:10

Last messages

	Author	Message
		22 September 2007 15:15
	Maski Number of messages: 326	question, shouldn't it be - malice !break! your mornings? Other than that i'm voting it's correct
		24 September 2007 23:54
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Thanks Maski! Hmmm...I wonder, if the punctuation becomes as you mentioned: Other's people's malice! break! your mornings (?) what would the meaning of that sentence be? Could you rephrase it and put it in your own words? Thanks in advance!
		25 September 2007 06:30
	Maski Number of messages: 326	Oh no, I was just stressing where i made the change, ignore the punctuation just - "malice break your mornings" Good morning
		26 September 2007 01:19
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	I think I understand! Do you mean the Don't let... from the first phrase should carry over to the second phrase as well, and the second should therefore mean (Don't let) other people's malice break your mornings? This would indeed seem to make even more sense than the way it is translated now... Roller-Coaster, what do you think?
		26 September 2007 02:45
	Maski Number of messages: 326	yes the "don't let" refers to the second phrase as well but it isn't written again
		26 September 2007 03:48
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Oh! Good! But let's wait to see what Roller-Coaster has to say about this before I change it!
		26 September 2007 09:46
	Roller-Coaster Number of messages: 930	I made mistake (will not hurry again I promise ) Agree with you guys...
		26 September 2007 10:06
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Thanks, Roller-Coaster! Okay, so I'll fix it and validate it then! Thanks, everybody!
		6 October 2007 09:38
	BojanNajob Number of messages: 6	haha