 Translation - English-Hebrew - i was born to make you happy
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 This translation request is "Meaning only". | i was born to make you happy | | Source language: English
i was born to make you happy | Remarks about the translation | |
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| × ×•×œ×“×ª×™ כדי לעשות ×ותך מ×ושרת | TranslationHebrew
Translated by  C.K. | Target language: Hebrew
× ×•×œ×“×ª×™ כדי לעשות ×ותך מ×ושרת | Remarks about the translation | |
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Validated by milkman - 23 August 2008 00:33
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19 August 2008 19:51 | | | Kelly-bundy, is the speaker female or the addressee?
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19 August 2008 20:15 | | 
C.K.Number of messages: 173 | She must be the speaker!
לעשות ×ותך מ×ושרת or ל×שר ×ותך?
C.K. | | |
19 August 2008 20:27 | | | CK, Why must she be the speaker?
And there's no such a verb as
ל×שר
with this meaning. | | |
19 August 2008 20:54 | |
C.K.Number of messages: 173 | Hi milkman,
Maybe not, I just guessed. But if you read the "remarks about the translation" it says: "este la genul feminin" feminin = female
ל×שר= to make (you) happy 
C.K. | | |
19 August 2008 21:32 | | | Sorry CK
ל×שר
is not to make happy in Hebrew. It's "to confirm".
Also "female" could be the addressee and not necessarily the speaker | | |
20 August 2008 06:33 | |
C.K.Number of messages: 173 | Hi milkman,
Strange!! in the dictionary it says: v=verb => "to praise; make happy".
Anyhow, the translation as it is now, correct? Or we can put the last word like this: מ×ושרת/מ×ושר??
What do you think?
C.K. | | |
20 August 2008 11:41 | | | What kind of dictionary do you use? I wouldn't trust it if that what it says...
Will wait a little longer for Kelly to answer. | | |
20 August 2008 16:01 | |
C.K.Number of messages: 173 | |
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