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Original text - Dutch - mijn meisje, mijn liefde, mijn leven, ik heb je...
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mijn meisje, mijn liefde, mijn leven, ik heb je...
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Julyzinhaa
Source language: Dutch
mijn meisje, mijn liefde, mijn leven, ik heb je mijn hart gegeven
Over de Atlantische Oceaan, Over klimaat en tijd , is er een weg.. die naar mijn grote liefde leidt..
30 September 2007 18:06
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25 March 2010 18:50
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Hi, could any of you explain what this line means?
It sounds really weird translated into Portuguese.
"Over de Atlantische Oceaan, Over klimaat en tijd , is er een weg.. "
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Lein
kfeto
25 March 2010 18:54
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
I think 'sobre' should have been 'além'.
Past the Atlantic Ocean, past climate and time, there is a way...
(I am also wondering if the request into English is a new user's mistake - this translation into Portuguese was from 2007!)
25 March 2010 19:13
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Yeah, weird isn't it?
So...do you think that the "Over" can be translated as: "beyond"?
25 March 2010 19:30
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Yep! 'over' in this case means 'on the other side'.