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Translation - Polish-English - Mam wraÅ¼enie, Å¼e artysta chce wiÄ™cej powiedzieÄ‡,...

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Category Thoughts - Arts / Creation / Imagination

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Title	Mam wraÅ¼enie, Å¼e artysta chce wiÄ™cej powiedzieÄ‡,...
Text Submitted by salimworld	Source language: Polish Mam wraÅ¼enie, Å¼e artysta chce wiÄ™cej powiedzieÄ‡, niÅ¼ moÅ¼e. MoÅ¼e kiedyÅ› siÄ™ to zmieni.

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Translation English Translated by eddiealaszewski	Target language: English I have the impression that the artist wishes to say more than he can. That may change one day.
Remarks about the translation	more than he can/more than he's allowed to say

Validated by lilian canale

- 2 June 2011 14:09

Last messages

	Author	Message
		30 May 2011 16:58
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi Aneta, could you help me here? I don't think a poll will have votes CC: Aneta B.
		1 June 2011 00:33
	Aneta B. Number of messages: 4487	Hi Lilly! I suggest: ...artist wishes to say more, rather than less. --> artist wishes to say more, than he can/ is able. (meaning: he would like to say more, but he can't, he doesn't manage to, he's not able) Hm. But the text is a bit ambiguous. It can be interpreted two ways. The other possible meaning is: he would like to say more, but he is not allowed, he's not permitted. Hm. I would ask the requester for the context.
		1 June 2011 01:51
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Salim?
		1 June 2011 08:39
	salimworld Number of messages: 248	Dear Aneta, I'm not sure myself but I think your latter interpretation (being not permitted) would be more correct.