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Translation - Hungarian-English - 20 es mulva...
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თარგმანი მოითხოვს მხოლოდ ძირითადი აზრის გადაცემას.
Title
20 es mulva...
Text
Submitted by
giorgio2fast
Source language: Hungarian
20 és mùlva nem azt fogod bann amit tettél, hanem amit nem. Torj hat ki keretiedbol, fogd ki a jo szeleket! Almodj, keress, talaj
Title
20 years later...
Translation
English
Translated by
hungi_moncsi
Target language: English
20 years later you will not regret what you have done but what you haven't done. Break out of your limits, reach for luck! Dream, search, find!
Validated by
dramati
- 31 January 2008 20:04
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30 January 2008 11:44
dramati
Number of messages: 972
That one line spoils your English translation "hit good winds". It needs to be replaced with something that means the same thing but also is something we would say in English.
30 January 2008 14:04
dramati
Number of messages: 972
Nu?
CC:
evahongrie
30 January 2008 22:05
dramati
Number of messages: 972
"catch the good winds" is closer, but still not what we need.
I assume it is a term one might find on a ship at sea. I might say "spread your wings and fly like the wind" or something.
31 January 2008 07:44
dramati
Number of messages: 972
So how are you going to handle the "good winds" thing?
CC:
evahongrie
31 January 2008 10:36
hungi_moncsi
Number of messages: 33
"fogd ki a jó szeleket" means "have a good luck"
31 January 2008 11:59
dramati
Number of messages: 972
Great...just need to edit it to say "be lucky"
31 January 2008 12:13
dramati
Number of messages: 972
Probably the best way to put this is:
Break out of your limits, reach for luck!"
31 January 2008 13:08
Cisa
Number of messages: 765
Hi Dramati!
When about Hungarian-English translation, just drop me a message if I can help. Evahongrie speaks only French.
Have a nice day,
Cisa