Übersetzung - Schwedisch-Englisch - Precis som skivsatan är en organisk, orgiastrisk...

What?

Yes ...I know, this text IS weird.

I think that you shall reject my translation, because I can't do it better, sorry Lilian.

Wow ...a new image

There are many weird texts to translate, this is just one of them. Let's ask for some help, perhaps someone has any ideas on how to make it understandable, OK?

Hey guys, would you have a look here and try to give some guidance on this translation?

CC: Piagabriella hencom999

Yes Lilian, there are many weird texts ...but I asked you to reject it because I realize that I shouldn't have done this one at all …since as you know, my English is a bit “rusty”. Anyway, good idea to call for assistance.

Hej PIAS AND lILIAN. Have had a look on this translation and checked the "vandringspokal"" and actually it's not that difficult. The "Vandringspokal seems to be an award given to the best sleevecovers and music. It's called the "Vandringspokal" because you can keep it for only one year, unless you win it the year after.
So it "vandrer" around. Hope this helps, because you CAN translate it.

Hi gamine

You are absolutely right about "vandringspokalen" . But I don't think that the problem here is that word, or is it Lilian? I can't find a better word than "wandering cup".

But why do you want to translase this word.
Can't you just use the word " trophy", then it will gives sense, at least to me.

Yes ... That's a good word I think. Thank you!

Let's wait and see what the boss Lilian thinks about it, I mean IF that is the problem here.

Hehe ...why that smiley gamine?

Well, well...

I think we are improving somehow...

Solved I think the issue of that "wandering cup", let's move to the last part of the line.

..."lazy and melancholic among you other blockheads."

I think we either need a comma after "you", or that "you" is not supposed to be there.

What do you think?

I think that I'm happy that we are improving!
Yes, a comma after "you" is right I think.
Is it ok. to write "trophy" then?

Yes, I guess we can use "trophy".

If you edit those (don't forget the comma) we can set a poll and others may help.

Thank you gamine and Lilian.
Done!