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Translation - Spanish-English - El dolor me angÃºstia

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Title	El dolor me angÃºstia
Text Submitted by thathavieira	Source language: Spanish Translated by evulitsa El dolor me angustia, el tormento me oprime. La cara pÃ¡lida se me tiÃ±e de amarillo por el Ã¡nimo. Boca mÃa, llama al Todopoderoso y que aplauda la multitud. Ah, pide verme miserable en el cruel mordisco?

Title	Pain afflicts me
Translation English Translated by lilian canale	Target language: English Pain afflicts me, torment oppresses me. My pale face becomes yellow by the will. I want my mouth to call for the Allmighty to clap hands at the crowds. Oh, is it needed a miserable worm in the cruel bite?
Remarks about the translation	Difficult understanding. There is no way to make that more understandable in English.

Validated by dramati - 27 December 2007 14:51

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		27 December 2007 12:37
	dramati จำนวนข้อความ: 972	Lillian, Please work on this and revise the translation. There are still parts of it that don't make any sense in English. Best David
		27 December 2007 13:02
	lilian canale จำนวนข้อความ: 14972	They don't make sense in Spanish either, sorry. I did my best.
		27 December 2007 14:26
	Urunghai จำนวนข้อความ: 464	I wouldn't take away the apostroph Lilian, the speaker is actually speaking to his mouth: "Os meum, voca Omnipotentem!" On the other hand, your translation is more fluent than "Mouth, call for the Almighty!" EDIT: this was my try, maybe it can help. "Pain weighs down on me, torture oppresses me. My pale face turns yellow because of my mind. My mouth, call for the Omnipotent and for the crowd to applause. Ah, does he ask to see me, miserable, in a cruel bite?"