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Translation - Portuguese-English - O mar bÃ¡rbaro e o deserto dourado. O Homem, os...

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Title	O mar bÃ¡rbaro e o deserto dourado. O Homem, os...
Text Submitted by manuh	Source language: Portuguese O mar bÃ¡rbaro e o deserto dourado. O Homem, os Elfos, os AnÃµes, o feiticeiro, a feiticeira, os duendes e as bruxas. A gota de orvalho, o machado de pedra, o apaixonado, o desgraÃ§ado, a sombra da noite. A casa de pedra, estrela da noite, terra bendita, floresta da paz.
Remarks about the translation	Estou a escrever um texto; por isso elaborei este pequeno texto onde existem certas palavras que gostaria de saber como se escrevem (e se possÃvel como se dizem). Logo nÃ£o se admire que o texto nÃ£o faÃ§a sentido.

Title	The barbaric sea and the golden desert. The Man
Translation English Translated by guilon	Target language: English The barbaric sea and the golden desert. The Man, the Elves, the Dwarves, the wizard, the sorceress, the goblins and the witches. The drop of dew, the stone axe, the infatuated, the sorrowful, the night's shadow. The house of stone, night star, blessed land, forest of peace.

Validated by IanMegill2 - 22 October 2007 01:51

Last messages

	Author	Message
		20 October 2007 18:00
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	guilÃ£o, Usually, "feiticeira" is translated by "witch". Compare this with that. CC: guilon
		20 October 2007 18:30
	guilon Number of messages: 1549	Ah yes, I forgot to say that later in the same text a "witch" witch is mentionned (bruxas) and I don't know how to deal with that
		20 October 2007 18:35
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	In this case, Webster's Online gave me "sorceress". CC: guilon
		20 October 2007 18:37
	guilon Number of messages: 1549	Thanks!!!!
		20 October 2007 18:50
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Just one more thing: as "feiticeira" and "bruxa" are quite synonyms in Portuguese, I suggest to translate "feiticeira" as "sorceress" and "bruxas" as "witches". "Feiticeira" isn't as depreciative as "bruxa". CC: guilon
		21 October 2007 03:29
	guilon Number of messages: 1549	"Deprecative" was what you meant, Oh Dear Goncy. Thank you again.
		21 October 2007 12:04
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	"Depreciatory", to be exact. CC: guilon
		21 October 2007 14:28
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Should it not be the stone axe ?
		21 October 2007 15:21
	guilon Number of messages: 1549	Yep, my mistake, what was I thinking?