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Übersetzung - Latein-Brasilianisches Portugiesisch - De Romanis Romani bellum amabant. Arma et...

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Titel	De Romanis Romani bellum amabant. Arma et...
Text Übermittelt von Ailton Moura	Herkunftssprache: Latein De Romanis Romani bellum amabant. Arma et praelia et bella Romanos semper delectabunt. Romani etiam cum Gallis et Germanis armis et telis pugnabant. Arma Romanorum erant galea, scutum, lorica; tela erant pilum, gladius, sagitta. Signum Romanorum aquila erat. Tuba copias e somno excitabat et ad pugnam vocabat. Romani tormentis saxa iactabant et machinis oppida expunabant. In bello cottidie castra collocabant et vallo fossaque firmabant.
Bemerkungen zur Übersetzung	Traduzir em portugues o texto acima.

Titel	Sobre os romanos
Übersetzung Brasilianisches Portugiesisch Übersetzt von Beto Monteiro	Zielsprache: Brasilianisches Portugiesisch Os romanos amavam a guerra. As armas, os combates e as guerras sempre seduzirÃ£o os romanos. AlÃ©m disso, os romanos, como os gauleses e germanos, lutavam com armas de defesa e de ataque. As armas de defesa dos romanos eram o elmo, o escudo e a couraÃ§a; as armas de ataque eram o pilo (dardo), a espada e a flecha. O sÃmbolo dos romanos era a Ã¡guia. A trombeta despertava as tropas do sono e chamava para a batalha. Os romanos lanÃ§avam pedras da catapulta e assaltavam as fortalezas com as mÃ¡quinas. Na guerra, todos os dias montavam os acampamentos e os reforÃ§avam com fortificaÃ§Ãµes e trincheiras.
Bemerkungen zur Übersetzung	Arma = armas de defesa; tela = armas de ataque. O 'tormentum' era uma mÃ¡quina de lanÃ§ar projÃ©teis; traduzi por 'catapulta', mas lembro que tambÃ©m havia essa palavra em latim. Curiosamente, hÃ¡ uma forma verbal de futuro -- delectabunt -- no texto, a qual mantive na traduÃ§Ã£o.

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- 23 November 2007 02:38

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