Translation - Brasiliaanse Portugees-Sweeds - Vem Magalenha rojão, traz a lenha ...

In Portuguese it has rhyme!!!
Impossible to get some rhyme in Swedish, sorry.
Silly folk song.

Lilian,
this one needs some work. According to your "bridge" (THANK YOU!) it may be: "Kom Magalenha smällare, hämta veden till kaminen. Idag är en solig dag, glädje för token är att njuta av sommaren."

Before edits:
kom Magalenha smällare, hämta det vedträ på den kamin.

idag är en solig dag, av glädje för de tok är njuter av sommar.

You command!

Ok
Hm...It feels like I'm a slave driver Lilian.
So, let's see what the poll thinks, you are right...there is no rhyme, maybe someone can help us to find that.

Hi Pia,

I'm so ashamed!
I swallowed a line in the translation (and in the bridge as well) after "kaminen"
It reads: "Come to set a trap"
I would translate as:
"Kom att lägga snaran" Is that right?

Could I insert that or would you rather reject this one?

I cancelled the poll, you can re-set it if the translation can be completed.

You "swallowed" a line ...
No ...why reject it Lilian, that was a good desicion to cancell the poll. Go ahead and edit that, my sugestion is that you write: "Kom och lägg en snara". (Does "trap" means to try to catch something in. animal e.g.."?)

Thanks Pia. I edited it.

Yes it's figurative. "fazer armação" is something like "combine in advance something to obtain the result we aim for sure" so it's like setting a trap for an animal to catch it. As I said a "figurative" image.

Ok ....new poll!

Wow this one is hard, very regionalistic.

Great bridge, Lilly... It looks pretty in swedish although I know nothing about it. Only oversatni... something... and some words Pia tells me. Hehe.

Beijos, little fairies from the magic kingdom of Cuculand!

Thank you Thais for your help.
So, if the english bridge is great, we have to accept this one now Lilian!

Coió, armação... Hehe, I know many of those. I live in a state that people talk slangs all the time.

Beijos.

Coió, armação... What are you talking about now?