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20 October 2007 00:53 |
| | Original form of translation before editing:
Insearch of life, we came to near to the death |
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20 October 2007 04:53 |
| | "to near to" --> "close to"? |
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21 October 2007 03:57 |
| | If you prefer...  |
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21 October 2007 05:47 |
| | I changed it - and the title. |
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21 October 2007 10:21 |
| | Sold, to the highest bidder! 
It's yours! |
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21 October 2007 16:32 |
| | Gee thanks - how much is a translation from a language neither of us can read, on whose correctness no-one will give an opinion, worth on the auction block? |
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22 October 2007 00:09 |
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30 October 2007 03:23 |
| | drkpp, is this translation OK? CC: drkpp |
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31 October 2007 16:20 |
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drkppNumber of messages: 83 | A better version would be:
jindagee kee talasha me hama maut ke kareeb aa ga-e
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जिंदगी की तलाश में हम मौत के करीब आ गठ|
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1 November 2007 00:52 |
| | Sorry if I didn't make myself clear, drkpp - it was the English I was asking about. |
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1 November 2007 08:11 |
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drkppNumber of messages: 83 | What is the original Hindi sentence to be translated to English? |
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1 November 2007 12:23 |
| | The one at the top of the page. Isn't that Hindi? |
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1 November 2007 14:14 |
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drkppNumber of messages: 83 | This is the English translation of the above sentence.
In search of life, how close we have come to death. |
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1 November 2007 23:35 |
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