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Translation - Portuguese brazilian-English - IrmÃ£os pela eternidade

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Title	IrmÃ£os pela eternidade
Text Submitted by Cisa	Source language: Portuguese brazilian IrmÃ£os pela eternidade
Remarks about the translation	OlÃ¡ boa tarde! Eu e meu irmÃ£o decidimos fazer uma tattoo com a frase â€œIrmÃ£os pela eternidadeâ€ que representa nossa uniÃ£o nesta e em outras vidas... E em hÃºngaro para ficar com a cara da nossa famÃlia, mas como a Ãºnica que ainda sabe hÃºngaro (nossa bisavÃ³) nÃ£o consegue mais traduzir uma palavra se quer, pedimos ajuda de vocÃªs.... Grata pela atenÃ§Ã£o. Bjs ElÃ©a Kiss

Title	Brothers forever
Translation English Translated by Cisa	Target language: English Brothers for all eternity

Validated by IanMegill2 - 26 October 2007 02:12

Last messages

	Author	Message
		25 October 2007 16:25
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Original means literally "Brothers for eternity". Does this work in English? CC: IanMegill2
		25 October 2007 18:22
	thathavieira Number of messages: 2247	brothers for the eternity? The meaning is good, forever would mean: para sempre, which is the same as eternity...
		25 October 2007 18:39
	Anita_Luciano Number of messages: 1670	brothers for all eternity?
		25 October 2007 23:19
	Angelus Number of messages: 1227	I think it would be good here "Brothers for eternity"
		26 October 2007 02:10
	IanMegill2 Number of messages: 1671	Well, I guess the only way to fit the word "eternity" in there would be Anita's option: Brothers for all eternity Other options would include Eternally brothers or Brothers forever but only Brothers for eternity wouldn't sound like native-speaker English... (Funny, how even if something looks like a perfectly reasonable option, native speakers can still sometimes reject it...Language seems to be more art than science...That is why they are so wonderful, but also why they can be so hard...) Anyway, so I guess Anita's option is the winner! Thanks everybody!