Translation - Brasiliaanse Portugees-Latyn - O Primeiro Mistério Gozoso é: A ...

Hi Efylove, again, who was the bridger?

Sorry, I'm quite absentminded...

Is this bridge ok?
"The first mystery of joy is: Angel Gabriel's Annunciation to Mary.
The second mystery of joy is: Mary's Visit to her cousin Elisabeth.
The third mystery of joy is: Jesus' Birth.
The fourth mystery of joy is: Child Jesus' Presentation in the temple.
The fifth mystery of joy is: Jesu' Meeting in the temple."
Thanks. Next time I'll be more careful.

As I explained before, you can't provide yourself a bridge from a language you are not an expert. Your bridges are valid from Italian or Latin. See what I mean?
If you didn't get a bridge from a Brazilian Portuguese bridger, you just let Aneta check the translation by asking for a bridge of for a confirmation of a bridge build by her.

Confusing?

Thanks for the explanation.

So, Lilly, could you confirm the bridge above?

It's correct

Thanks a lot!

This is standard, Efee, of course not full names...

Mysteria Gaudiosa

Primum Mysterium Gaudiosum: Annuntiatio
Secundum Mysterium Gaudiosum: Visitatio
Tertium Mysterium Gaudiosum: Nativitas
Quartum Mysterium Gaudiosum: Presentatio
Quintum Mysterium Gaudiosum: Inventio in Templo

What do you think about it?

I've changed something according to your suggestion.
I think it's better now.

Visitatio ad consobrinam --> visitatio apud...
Jesu Pueris Praesentatio --> Jesu Puero/Puerulo Praesentatio

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Visitatio apud ----> ok.
The second one - my mistake! - I wrote Pueris instead of the genitivus Pueri... Why did you propose Puero/Puerulo? Ablativus Absulutus?

Yes. I knew you thought about genetivus and it was only your "absentmindedness" (sometimes we are so similar!), but I propose here ABLATIVUS ABSOLUTUS... It fits here very well in my opinion.

Compare with these ones:

Caesare Consule - When Caesar was a consul...
Romulo rege - When Romulus was a king...

so --> Iesu puerulo - When Jesus was a baby boy...

What do you think, my dear Efee?

Of course if you choose "Iesu pueri/pueruli" it also will be correct... and maybe even closer to the original... so your choice, dear one!

I'd prefer the genetivus, because it's more litteral and because "puero" maybe could be ambigous... But, sweety, if you think that ablativus is better, long life to ablativus!!

Efee, it is your choice, as I told you before... You are a wise girl and a great Latin expert, so I can't force anything on you...
Genetivus is, of course, very appropriate and convey the meaning in a literal way...
You can use it, of course. I am with your choice whatever it will be, dear one...

It's perfect now!