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Translation - French-Portuguese brazilian - la voie lactÃ©e, galaxie dans laquelle est situÃ©...

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Title	la voie lactÃ©e, galaxie dans laquelle est situÃ©...
Text Submitted by Angelus	Source language: French la voie lactÃ©e, galaxie dans laquelle est situÃ© le systÃ¨me solaire, compte 200 milliards d'Ã©toiles

Title	A via lÃ¡ctea
Translation Portuguese brazilian Translated by Angelus	Target language: Portuguese brazilian A via lÃ¡ctea, galÃ¡xia na qual estÃ¡ situado o sistema solar, totaliza 200 bilhÃµes de estrelas

Validated by casper tavernello - 22 October 2007 21:09

Last messages

	Author	Message
		16 October 2007 20:34
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	"Milliard" Ã© "bilhÃ£o", nÃ£o "milhÃ£o".
		16 October 2007 20:39
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Mudado
		16 October 2007 21:15
	godinho Number of messages: 3	A TraduÃ§Ã£o acima estÃ¡ correcta no essencial, no entanto gostaria de fazer alguns reparos: - "A via lÃ¡ctea, galÃ¡xia no qual..." Em Portugal o pronome 'no' teria de concordar com o sujeito 'galÃ¡xia' e portanto seria NA - "A Via LÃ¡ctea, galÃ¡xia na qual..." - BilhÃµes em portuguÃªs do brasil aceita-se, porque utilizam o sistema de contagem anglo-saxÃ³nico, mas em Portugal teriamos de dizer '200 mil milhÃµes'
		16 October 2007 21:26
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Deixar passar o 'no qual' foi realmente um grande lapso.
		17 October 2007 03:01
	Angelus Number of messages: 1227	E os falsos cognatos me pegando de jeito! Aiaiai!!
		20 October 2007 19:12
	eupi Number of messages: 4	milliards nÃ£o significa biliÃµes!!
		20 October 2007 19:32
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	eupi, No modo de contar anglo-saxÃ´nico, adotado no Brasil, "milliards" Ã© realmente "bilhÃ£o". NÃ£o usamos "200 mil milhÃµes", como em Portugal. CC: eupi