Tu eres lo más importante persona que tengo en este mundo. Mi amor! No puedo vivir sin ti. Vivir sin ti me hace mucha falta. Te necesito conmigo. Te amo mucho. No tienes idea cuanto te amo. Te amo! Te amo!
OK question: The translation is acurate as far as I can tell BUT we have changed the style of writing completely haven't we? (The Greek translation too). I mean the way the original is composed is (i.e. "Mi amor!" or talking twice in a row about living without his love) is a personal choice of the author and not something the language's rules impose.
Shouldn't our translations mirror the author's style as much as we can?
I forgot to CC experts for my message on the English translation's page so I copied it here
Yes, I agree, irini, but the English translation is a very old one - validated in November 2005 by jp, so I don't think we need to change it.
I think maybe our standards are higher now. This person was translating from the English, apparently. I think you should go ahead and edit the Greek to match the original.
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