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翻訳 - スペイン語-ラテン語 - Soy un ser repleto de sentimientos, soy un ser...現状 翻訳
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カテゴリ 詩歌 - 愛 / 友情 | Soy un ser repleto de sentimientos, soy un ser... | | 原稿の言語: スペイン語
Soy una persona repleta de sentimientos,
solamente digo lo que siento,
soy la persona que entra en tus pensamientos,
para poder decirte siempre que te quiero. |
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| Homo plenus motuum animi sum... | | 翻訳の言語: ラテン語
Homo plenus motuum animi sum,
modo quod sentio dico,
is qui mentem tuam intrat sum
ut semper possim tibi dicere me te amare. |
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2011年 1月 28日 19:58 | | | Hi Lilly! 
Could you help me out here with a bridge, please? CC: lilian canale | | |
2011年 1月 29日 00:06 | | | "I am a person full of feelings,
I just say what I feel,
I am the person who enters your thoughts,
to be able to always tell you that I love you." | | |
2011年 2月 1日 00:04 | | | Thank you, Lilly! 
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Only one line under doubt, Alex:
sum quidam intrat in mente tua
--> (Homo) qui mentem tuam intrat/init/introit sum
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2011年 2月 1日 21:43 | | | Since this is probably a song or a poem, I translated "the person" as "quidam" in order not to repeat "homo".
Can I do it or should I replace it with "homo qui"?
"in mentem tuam intrat" > "mentem tuam intrat"  
And I agree with you on the word order too. | | |
2011年 2月 2日 23:50 | | | "(in)mentem tuam intrat"
Well, actually not "in" was disturbing in this case, but your ablative after "intrat" (mente tua). 
I'm sorry, Alex, but I couldn't accept your " sum quidam" here. Sth is missing...
I believe that the best option (avoiding the repetition) would be:
"is qui mentem tuam intrat sum".
What do you think? | | |
2011年 2月 2日 23:56 | | | Well, if "quidam" can't be kept, I accept "is qui mentem tuam intrat sum".
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2011年 2月 3日 00:08 | | | Hmm. Were you to prefer using "quidam", you could translate it as follows:
"Quidam mentem tuam intrans sum"
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2011年 2月 3日 00:35 | | | | | |
2011年 2月 3日 00:40 | | | He,he! I'm not going to make you suffer for sure!
Dobranoc, mój drogi Aleksie! |
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