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Translation - Italian-English - Se hai giocato è uguale anche se ...
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Song - Love / Friendship
Title
Se hai giocato è uguale anche se ...
Text
Submitted by
giugiuuu
Source language: Italian
Se hai giocato è uguale anche se adesso fa male
Se hai amato era amore, non è mai un errore
Remarks about the translation
inglese/inghilterra tedesco e francese/francia
Title
If you've tricked it's the same
Translation
English
Translated by
goncin
Target language: English
If you've tricked it's the same, even if it hurts now
If you've loved it was love, it has never been a mistake
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lilian canale
- 12 December 2008 12:33
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11 December 2008 18:11
jasna2410
จำนวนข้อความ: 3
Credo che il senso della traduzione sia correttto anche se io tradurrei l'ultimo pezzo con "love is never a mistake", perché secondo me nell'originale il soggetto è l'amorein generale e non il fatto che la persona abbia amato.
11 December 2008 18:36
azitrad
จำนวนข้อความ: 970
Hi, Goncin
The title of the translation is different
11 December 2008 19:04
Guzel_R
จำนวนข้อความ: 225
May be it'll be better to say : "If you've played..." but not "If you've tricked..."
11 December 2008 19:11
goncin
จำนวนข้อความ: 3706
@azitrad: not anymore.
@Guzel_R: I don't think one can "play" on love, I can't figure it as a game. As "giocare" has a wide range of senses in Italian, I've sticked to a meaning that would fit better the context.
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Guzel_R