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Translation - Latin-Portuguese brazilian - Verba volant, scripta manent

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Title	Verba volant, scripta manent
Text Submitted by rondaguiar	Source language: Latin Verba volant, scripta manent Horatius scholam frequentabat Orbilii. Puer praecepta magistri parvus observabat. Horatius exemplum erat. Donum sapientissimo melius a magistro discipulo dabatur. Orbilius saepe pulchra proverbia dictat discipulis. Pueri proverbia describebant.
Remarks about the translation	Orbilius Ã© nome prÃ³prio

Title	As palavras se vÃ£o, os escritos permanecem
Translation Portuguese brazilian Translated by goncin	Target language: Portuguese brazilian As palavras se vÃ£o, os escritos permanecem HorÃ¡cio freqÃ¼entava a escola de OrbÃlio. O pequeno garoto observava os preceitos do mestre. HorÃ¡cio era um aluno exemplar. Muito sabiamente, o mestre dava ao aluno o melhor presente. OrbÃlio ditava constantemente belos provÃ©rbios aos alunos. As crianÃ§as transcreviam os provÃ©rbios.

Validated by casper tavernello - 27 May 2008 00:57

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		24 May 2008 21:28
	pirulito จำนวนข้อความ: 1180	Scripta manent... os escritos permanecem (=as coisas escritas sÃ£o permanentes). Mas as palavras, Goncin , leva-as o vento!!!!! La traducciÃ³n usual del dicho latino es: "As palavras voam, os escritos ficam". TambiÃ©n podrÃa ser "Muito sÃ¡bio, o mestre..." en vez de "Muito sabiamente...", pero igual la traducciÃ³n estÃ¡ perfecta.
		25 May 2008 02:23
	goncin จำนวนข้อความ: 3706	pirulito, Em portuguÃªs, fica mais inteligÃvel dizer que as palavras se vÃ£o ao invÃ©s de dizer que voam. O verbo "voar" nem sempre tem a acepÃ§Ã£o de coisas que sÃ£o carregadas com o vento e jamais retornam.