翻译 - 法语-英语 - Nous vivons pour lui. Nous mourons pour lui....

Why did you wrote "him" in capital letters?

When referring to God (that's what we suppose here) we always use caps for He, Him, etc

only reason ==> sole meaning

'sens' means 'sense' or 'meaning'. 'Reason' doesn't have the right meaning here.

And 'sole' just sounds better with this context.

Translation is OK, if the writer actually means God. There is no indication that it is, though. This is merely the assumption of the translator. It might also be Babaji, some African guru or anyone else for that matter...
Therefore I would sugest NOT to write 'him' in capitals.

c'est juste "sense" semble plus approprié.

Je suis d'accord avec Burduf.

It is the only meaning of our lives
is better.

It is the only reason... = C'est notre seul raison....

it is the unique meaning of our life

If there is no capital letter in the original text, why should it be in the translation?

I agree with jollyo ... we can't be sure that this is about God, so it should not be with C-letters.

Not meaning, just "sense"!

We live for him. We die for him. That explains the unique sense to our lives.

Scusate se scrivo in italiano ma così mi posso esprimere meglio. Per quanto riguarda la lettera maiuscola di "Him" ..non siamo sicuri che si parla di Dio, ma non lo siamo per quanto riguarda qualche guru o chi altro (come dice jollio)...perttanto nela maggior parte dei casi la frase verrà interpretata riferendosi a Dio... e quindi conviene dare ragione alla maggioranza delle interpretazioni. Il testo originale non usa il maiuscolo, ma gli esperti ci dicono sempre di correggere la traduzione e renderla più comprensibile possibile.
Scusate ma questi non sono sinonimi??...
reason = meaning = sense
oppure in inglese non esistono i sinonimi????

Let's ask the requester and end this discussion OK?

Mourgan,

Ce "lui" fait allusion à Dieu?

That is

1. "Live" doesn't require a plural! As well as in French, the German text is singular.

Our lives : "nos vies"
Our live_ : "notre vie"

2. Why a majuscule in "Him" ? There is none in the original text.

The rest is OK.

Mourgan's answer:

"Dans un sens, disons plutôt une divinité, j'ai emprunté cette citation à une série."

What do you think Francky?


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So if it is some deity, caps can be used, as not only god from the Christians or Muslims is to be treated this way, all the deities are to be considered by their worshipers as above them (thus use of the caps). That's what I think personaly, look, when I post in direction of jp, I say "JP"

You are right Francky!

I'll start addressing jp as JP too!

For the original, then, I guess you'd better correct it and all this will be over.

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