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Translation - Swedish-Russian - Du är vacker som en sol
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Translation
This text is available in the following languages:
Title
Du är vacker som en sol
Text
Submitted by
lindarn
Source language: Swedish
Du är vacker som en sol
Title
TÑ‹ прекраÑен как Ñолнце
Translation
Russian
Translated by
Aneta B.
Target language: Russian
TÑ‹ прекраÑен как Ñолнце
Remarks about the translation
прекраÑен/прекраÑна
Validated by
Sunnybebek
- 6 March 2010 21:16
Last messages
Author
Message
5 March 2010 22:05
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
прекраÑна? Why? It must have been masculine, dear.
5 March 2010 22:16
Sunnybebek
Number of messages: 758
Oh, Ok, thanks Aneta!
I'll edit now
5 March 2010 22:25
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
No problem. Thank you!
6 March 2010 16:28
Sunnybebek
Number of messages: 758
Hi!
Could you, please, confirm that this text means:
"You are handsome/beautiful like a sun" (and it's phrase is told about a man, not a woman).
Thank you a lot!
CC:
lenab
pias
Piagabriella
6 March 2010 18:03
pias
Number of messages: 8113
Correct
But... there's nothing that tells what gender this phrase is about. "vacker" can be used for both female/male.
6 March 2010 20:41
lenab
Number of messages: 1084
Agree! Could be both!
6 March 2010 21:15
Sunnybebek
Number of messages: 758
Thanks a million, Pias and Lenab!
CC:
pias
6 March 2010 21:39
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Well, I don't know Swedish. I translated from Latin version, which has only masculine adjective "pulcher"... (Lilian's translation)
So, in this case, I suggest to type in remark fields of Latin version: "pulcher/pulchra".