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Translation - Portuguese-Italian - Prefiro um dia de rei, de que toda uma vida...

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Prefiro um dia de rei, de que toda uma vida...
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Submitted by tiftif
Source language: Portuguese

Prefiro um dia de rei, de que toda uma vida miseravel.

Title
Preferisco un giorno da re
Translation
Italian

Translated by apple
Target language: Italian

Preferisco un giorno da re che una vita intera da miserabile
Remarks about the translation
Meglio un giorno da leone che cento giorni da ...pecora.
Validated by Xini - 10 May 2007 06:37





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10 May 2007 06:37

Xini
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Oh fascista...

10 May 2007 13:13

casper tavernello
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Too hard this, HUH?

11 May 2007 14:58

apple
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Sono certa che Xini non si riferiva a me (spero bene, almeno, sennò me la paga!), ma alla frase nelle nota, che effettivamente è uno slogan fascista, nel senso storico del termine.
Però anche la frase originale, quanto a filosofia...
Io normalmente non le traduco queste frasi stupide (superomistiche, maschiliste, eroiche, ecc.), come non traduco quelle a carattere religioso, ma stavolta mi ero rotta le palle di vedere la lingua italiana bistrattata e ho tradotto io per tagliare la testa al toro.
Nella nota stavo per scrivere un'altra versione più volgare, a dire il vero...

11 May 2007 15:10

casper tavernello
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One important thing here is not to judge.
If someone wants to know what means "heil hitler" , one has this right to.

11 May 2007 15:25

apple
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Not to judge what? The difference between a machine and a human being is that the latter can judge.
I don't think that one has right to request here "h.h.", if someone asked it I would JUDGE it as a provocation, not as a cultural need.

11 May 2007 15:37

casper tavernello
จำนวนข้อความ: 5057
Ok! I won't judge you.

I liked the "frasi stupide", that's what they are.

Anyway, thanks for the 'welcome back', apple.