Translation - Portugalski brazilski-Nemacki - jornada

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Category Poetry - Arts / Creation / Imagination

Title	jornada
Text Submitted by casper tavernello	Source language: Portugalski brazilski Somente uma parte do campo semeada Mesmo assim parte Ã outra jornada Cobrindo as estradas PÃ¡lpebras inchadas Cheiro de fumaÃ§a Canto da cigarra Perdendo ao longe as colinas escarpadas Mesmo assim parte Ã outra jornada Luzes apagadas Ruas inacabadas NÃ£o mais sua casa Agora sÃ³ uma enseada Vejamos de que as crianÃ§as estÃ£o brincando. Vejamos de que as crianÃ§as estÃ£o brincando. Uma voz doce & suave chama ApÃ³s a tempestade Num cerimonial de trens, trilhos & tÃºneis Quem irÃ¡ se juntar a vocÃª Durante a jornada a nenhures?
Remarks about the translation	Por favor note que hÃ¡ uma crase em 'Ã outra...' denotando uma jornada em especial. If possible, I want this one to be done only by natives. Thanks.

Title

Feldzug

Translation

Nemacki

Translated by

Rodrigues

Target language: Nemacki

Nur einer fÃ¤hrt vom Saatfeld ab,
Genauso fÃ¤hrt er zu einem anderen Feldzug

Legt die StraÃŸen zurÃ¼ck
geschwollene Lider
RauchgerÃ¼che
Heuschreckenlieder

die steilen HÃ¼gel verlieren sic in der Ferne
genauso fÃ¤hrt er zu einem anderen Feldzug

ausgeschaltete Lichter
endlose StraÃŸen
nicht mehr dein Haus
jetzt nur noch eine Bucht

Wir sehen, dass die Kinder spielen.
Wir sehen, dass die Kinder spielen.
Eine sÃ¼ÃŸe Stimme & weiche Flamme

Nach dem Gewitter

Bei einem Zerimoniell der ZÃ¼ge, Schienen & Tunnel
Wer mÃ¶chte mit dir zusammensein
wÃ¤hrend der FeldzÃ¼ge bis hin zum Nirgendwo?

Validated by Rumo - 16 September 2007 15:31

Last messages

	Author	Message
		16 September 2007 18:43
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Rumo, Plese wait for an English translation of this text and do some adjusts. German isn't a language I can read very well, but I can see that the Portuguese word "parte", which on 1st verse is a noun and in 2nd verse is a verb, was translated in both occurrences as a verb ("fÃ¤hrt". There would be some of this kind of mistake in the rest of the text. Thanks. CC: Rumo
		16 September 2007 19:28
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Yes. There is a lot of mistakes.