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Оригинален текст - Английски - Curious. Confident. Courageous. We are [name of...Текущо състояние Оригинален текст
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| Curious. Confident. Courageous. We are [name of... | Текст, който трябва да бъде преведен Предоставено от joannakendall | Език, от който се превежда: Английски
{We are} Curious. {We are}Confident. {We are}Courageous. We are [proper name here] | | This is a school slogan! Must be perfect, for the school's official website. Shukriyaa. :) The adjectives refer to "we" - the students, who are both male and female...
Please write in roman alphabet and devanagari. |
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9 Август 2008 17:40
Последно мнение | | | | | 9 Август 2008 17:05 | | | *Hello joannakendall, this slogan is made with three single words. I suggest you to display the words differently, for them to make an acceptable request, eg :
"We are curious. We are confident. We are courageous. We are [name of the school]"
Then once you'll get your text translated, you'll be able to display each word the way you want, ok?
I let you edit your text according to what I said above, then I'll free the request for it to be translated. | | | 11 Август 2008 17:17 | | | Hello Joannakendall,
I think that all Italian experts have their vacations now and you can wait a lot before you've got your translation
I'm not expert but it's not very difficult to translate.
"Siamo curiosi. Siamo sicuri. Siamo coraggiosi. Siamo..."
Best wishes, Guzel | | | 13 Август 2008 11:29 | | | hELLO!
As for the translation required , if it's for a motto i'd suggest :
(adjectives)Curiosi, fiduciosi e coraggiosi , siamo ....
(names)Curiosità , fiducia e coraggio , siamo ...
Best wishes,
Carolina | | | 13 Август 2008 11:39 | | | Brava Carolina!
Your suggestion is better than mine. | | | 13 Август 2008 13:19 | | | You have to consider that "confident" has different meanings in italian. There are other suitable translations as "siamo certi", "siamo convinti", so you can you three words with the C at the beginning.
Please explain better the sense you want to let pass. Bye |
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