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Translation - Danski-Engleski - 1). Elsk dig selv uanset hvad. 2). Elsk dig...

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Title	1). Elsk dig selv uanset hvad. 2). Elsk dig...
Text Submitted by lauraababy	Source language: Danski 1) Elsk dig selv uanset hvad. 2) Elsk dig selv. 3) Lev livet. 4) giv aldrig op. 5) tro pÃ¥ dig selv.
Remarks about the translation	jeg vil gerne have lavet en hebraisk, tatovering med noget enkelt skrivt.

Title	Love yourself
Translation Engleski Translated by lilian canale	Target language: Engleski Love yourself no matter what. Love yourself. Live your life. Never give up. Believe in yourself.

Validated by lilian canale

- 25 February 2009 19:25

Last messages

	Author	Message
		25 February 2009 09:58
	Thomsen Number of messages: 11	3) live your life
		25 February 2009 11:30
	gamine Number of messages: 4611	Hello Thomsen. Sorry, but I don't agree with you. Where can you see the word "your" == >"dit" in the Danish version. It's only "Lev livet"== which gives: "Live life". What do you think? CC: Thomsen
		25 February 2009 12:15
	Thomsen Number of messages: 11	fordi det lyder forkert... bare at sige live life....
		25 February 2009 12:21
	gamine Number of messages: 4611	Ja, du har mÃ¥ske ret. Men ved du hvad, lad os se hvad de andre siger til den og eventuelt rette. Tak for din hjÃ¦lp. CC: Thomsen
		25 February 2009 12:25
	Bamsa Number of messages: 1524	Maybe both of them are right, but have a look at ordbogen.com if you read the page you will find "lev livet! live your life!"
		25 February 2009 12:45
	gamine Number of messages: 4611	Have had a look in your dictionary. Seems you are right Bamse. "Lev livet" is translated by "Live your life". Thanks a lot. CC: Thomsen Bamsa
		25 February 2009 12:50
	gamine Number of messages: 4611	well, it seems that 3)should be written as follows: Live YOUR life. Bamsa convinced me.
		25 February 2009 13:29
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	I don't know if the exclamation mark makes any difference. The request lacks it. Anyway the sense is the same, if you think "Live your life" is better I may edit. CC: Thomsen Bamsa