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Translation - Spanish-English - Que todos mis enemigos estÃ©n lejos ...

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Category Sentence - Culture

Title	Que todos mis enemigos estÃ©n lejos ...
Text Submitted by Francky5591	Source language: Spanish Que todos mis enemigos estÃ©n lejos de mÃ. Si adquiero riqueza, serÃ¡ mÃa para siempre, mi belleza serÃ¡ la de Apsara. PodrÃ© ir adonde quiera y muchos me atenderÃ¡n, servirÃ¡n y protegerÃ¡n, rodeÃ¡ndome en todas partes.

Title	Apsara's beauty
Translation English Translated by lilian canale	Target language: English May all my enemies stay far from me. If I get riches, they will be mine forever. My beauty will be like Apsara's. I will go wherever I want and many will serve me and protect me, surrounding me completely.
Remarks about the translation	far/away many (people) will serve me

Validated by Francky5591

- 4 November 2010 23:46

Last messages

	Author	Message
		4 November 2010 10:24
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi Francky, This same text was already translated here in second person instead of first.
		4 November 2010 10:55
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	The beginning is slightly different( "Que todos mis enemigos estÃ©n lejos de mÃ."/"Permite que os teus inimigos estejam longe de..." ) We can translate it IMO! Two different requesters moreover. I know you're afraid it to land onto our monkey-wrench corner one of these days, about this point I was wondering : Even if texts are quite similar, slight details may let the translation still be needed by possible requesters who completely ignore the target-language. This is true with texts one's planning to punctually send friends or family with different pronoun-subjects used in similar texts such as "I wish you.../we wish you...". When one's completely ignoring the target-language how could one base oneself on one version at 1st person singular and conjugate the verb at eg : first person plural? Same here with 1st/2nd person singular, ok, in English the only difference stands with the pronouns that are used, but what about the other aimed target-languages, here Arabic and Nepali?
		4 November 2010 12:48
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Actually, there are some differences. I'll do it.
		4 November 2010 16:01
	empirevasquez Number of messages: 3	it is better to say: "away from me" and "many people will serve me"