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Translation - Portuguese brazilian-English - Cinzas da guerra

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Category Song

Title	Cinzas da guerra
Text Submitted by michele ladislao	Source language: Portuguese brazilian EstÃ¡ tudo tÃ£o quieto EstÃ¡ tudo tÃ£o silencioso Nossas crianÃ§as foram embora Para outra terra By, by ,by, por favor nÃ£o chorem NÃ³s prometemos a vocÃªs Nos veremos em breve ApÃ³s as cinzas da guerra By, by, by, crianÃ§as adeus. Nossas crianÃ§as se foram para outra terra By, by, by, CrianÃ§as nao chorem NÃ³s prometemos que voltarÃ£o logo By, by, by, crianÃ§as adeus
Remarks about the translation	nÃ£o precisa ser escrita ao "pÃ© da letra", ja que Ã© pra ser uma musica.

Title	ASHES OF WAR
Translation English Translated by hitchcock	Target language: English It's all so quiet It's all so silent Our children have gone away To another land Bye bye bye, please don't cry We promise you We'll see each other soon After the ashes of war Bye bye bye, children, goodbye Our children they have gone away to another land Bye bye bye Children don't cry We promise you You'll be back soon Bye bye bye, children, goodbye

Validated by kafetzou - 24 September 2007 21:37

Last messages

	Author	Message
		23 September 2007 21:05
	hitchcock Number of messages: 121	acredito que o trabalho de encaixar melodia e letra seja tarefa do compositor.. I believe that fitting in melody with lyrics is a composer's job...
		24 September 2007 04:27
	Angelus Number of messages: 1227	Just little spelling mistakes in "goodye" and "dont"
		24 September 2007 10:48
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	just a few comments: two times in the translation, it says "goodye" and not "goodbye". I believe it should also say "we promise you that youÂ´ll be back soon" ("voltarÃ£o" refers to the third person in the plural). Last comment: remember the "Â´" in "please donÂ´t cry" (it says "dont" :-)
		24 September 2007 17:28
	thathavieira Number of messages: 2247	THe portuguese version looks like a translation, if you understand me... THe english version even rimes!
		2 October 2007 14:32
	michele ladislao Number of messages: 3	Yes, it's about an English version, but I can't speak a perfect English, so I need some details (it's right?) that's the reason why I looked for translation. Thanks for everybody! For example, I didn't know that "our children have gone away" when I wrote, I just put "our children have gone", is it ok too?and can i write "greyÂ´s war"?Â´cause i saw a film and it called "greyÂ´s war"about the 2Â°war and also because the sky was aways grey when the soldiers burned the people.