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翻译 - 葡萄牙语-英语 - eu estou bem e tu como passado ao longo destempo ...

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标题	eu estou bem e tu como passado ao longo destempo ...
正文提交 ucrazy	源语言: 葡萄牙语 eu estou bem e tu como passado ao longo destempo ja tenho soudades tuas. beijinhos eu nao menti coante as fotes tive que destruir nao gostei de teres desconfiado de mi se queres falar comigo so com camra ainda nao esqueci diceste que so queria sexo de ti. porque me perguntas se gosto de ti.
给这篇翻译加备注	emails from a long lost friend??

标题	I am fine and you?
翻译英语翻译 rosi_	目的语言: 英语 I am fine, what about you? How are you doing? I miss you already. Kisses. I didn't lie to you. I had to destroy those photos. I didn't like the fact that you did not trust me. If you want to talk to me, I'll accept it only if you have a webcam. I haven't forgotten, yet. You said I just wanted sex from you. why are you asking me if I love you?

由kafetzou认可或编辑 - 2007年四月 8日 00:07

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		2007年四月 7日 15:42
	kafetzou 文章总计: 7963	1) beijinhos are kisses, I believe. 2) Is it "I had to destroy those photos" or "I had you destroy those photos"? There's a big difference! If you make these two edits, I will accept the translation.
		2007年四月 7日 21:00
	ucrazy 文章总计: 2	I accept these translations- thank you
		2007年四月 7日 21:14
	kafetzou 文章总计: 7963	Good, but we still have to accept it within the system here, so I'd like the translator (or someone else who knows Portuguese) to fix the two things I pointed out.
		2007年四月 7日 21:59
	cucumis 文章总计: 3785	the "y" is very closed to the "t" on the keyboard, my guess for "yo" is "I had to destroy".
		2007年四月 7日 23:24
	pirulito 文章总计: 1180	beijinhos = little kisses
		2007年四月 7日 23:54
	kafetzou 文章总计: 7963	OK; I will edit as you suggest, jp (that's what I though, too) and accept it. I can't write "little kisses", though, pirulito, because we don't say that in English.