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Translation - Spanish-English - El Hombre puede aconsejar, pero no debe...

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Category Free writing - Daily life

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Title	El Hombre puede aconsejar, pero no debe...
Text Submitted by brutal.machine	Source language: Spanish El Hombre puede aconsejar, pero no debe castigar. Los hombres podrÃan ser felices pero deben buscar la felicidad. El hombre no puede volar pero puede soÃ±ar. Los hombres podrÃan vivir plenamente pero deben saberlo hacer. Los hombres deben apreciar la vida, podrÃan decidir entre vivir a plenitud o vivir en esclavitud, pero no pueden renunciar a la vida, porque es un regalo de Dios. El hombre debe,puede o podrÃa vivir la vida,siempre el secreto estarÃ¡ en querer descubrir cada dÃa lo siguiente:Yo puedo.Yo podrÃa.Yo debo
Remarks about the translation	Hola necesito llevar esta escritura al ingles Americano sin cambiar nada. Es decir de origen espaÃ±ol llevarlo identico al ingles Americano.Estare agradecida.Gracias a todos.

Title	A man can advise
Translation English Translated by lilian canale	Target language: English A man can advise, but he must not punish. Men could be happy, but they have to search for hapiness. A man can't fly, but he can dream. Men could live fully, but they must know how to do it. Men must appreciate life, they could decide between living plenty or into slavery, but they can't give up life, because it's a gift from God. A man must, can or could live the life, the secret will always be on the wish of discovering every single day the following: I can, I could, I must.
Remarks about the translation	Instead of "The man" it would have been better using "The human being" or "A man", however in the remarks of the translation , the requester demands an exact one, with the exact words, so...

Validated by dramati - 9 February 2008 19:33

Last messages

	Author	Message
		8 February 2008 09:23
	dramati Number of messages: 972	Hi, I would change this to read A man instead of The man. The reason for this is in the English language when we are talking about one specific man we say The man, but if we are refering to men, or something that is manly, we would say "A man." Best, David
		8 February 2008 11:07
	dramati Number of messages: 972	A request for an exact translation, in this case, would not be an exact translation...if you understand what I mean. It would be a laughable translaton which would indicate, to the reader, that the writer was illiterate.
		8 February 2008 12:41
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	I completely agree David, that's why I posted that comment in the remarks. I'll edit it to the the correct thing, even though, it's not as "exact" as the requester may claim.