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Translation - Holandski-Engleski - Bereikbaar voor mij.. ongrijpbaar voor jullie..

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Title
Bereikbaar voor mij.. ongrijpbaar voor jullie..
Text
Submitted by Fê
Source language: Holandski

Bereikbaar voor mij.. ongrijpbaar voor jullie..

Title
Available for me..
Translation
Engleski

Translated by tristangun
Target language: Engleski

Accessible for me.. intangible for you!
Remarks about the translation
I don't know if she really means "intagniblely", if not this is the right translation: "impalpable"

Same when she means "Bereikbaar"
It can have 2 meanings: when she means a place it would be "accessible" if not, it would be "attainable"

The English word is intangibly: A good word meaning the same thing is imperceptibly
Validated by dramati - 13 January 2008 05:22





Last messages

Author
Message

11 January 2008 12:20

EllenS
Number of messages: 19
Accessible for me sounds like 'you have access to' and it's about love so ...
Impalpable is more clinical like: I can't feel the lump. Intangibly is more like untouchalbe but then when people are from different levels.

11 January 2008 12:25

dramati
Number of messages: 972
Ok, EllenS, Got it, your response and mine got crossed in the mail. Good points. Does Tristan have a comment on this?

11 January 2008 18:09

Urunghai
Number of messages: 464
I'll repeat what I said last time, if you're talking about a girl "Available for me, out of your league" is the best option im my opinion, even though that kind of ruins the analog construction. :/

12 January 2008 18:09

dramati
Number of messages: 972
Too complicated for me to rule on. While the English is ok, there seems to be some problem with the translation. Need an administrator and language expert to check this out and give us direction here.

12 January 2008 22:50

Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi All,

"Intangibly" would be incorrect here. If "impalpable" is a close synonym, the word "intangible" seems much more appropriate, and in that case the text can be validated.

Bises
Tantine

13 January 2008 11:19

tristangun
Number of messages: 1014
Sorry, I didn't know there was so much response for it

I see that it's already accepted so!

Sorry