Cucumis - Ókeypis álinju umsetingar tænasta

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Umseting - Svenskt-Enskt - Solen skiner, fast nÃ¥gra moln syns pÃ¥ himlen......

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Heiti	Solen skiner, fast nÃ¥gra moln syns pÃ¥ himlen......
Tekstur Framborið av Cissi_	Uppruna mál: Svenskt Solen skiner, fast nÃ¥gra moln syns pÃ¥ himlen... Blommorna blommar och fyller skogen med fÃ¤rger... Jag gÃ¥r barfota i det mjuka grÃ¤set ... Ã„ter sÃ¶ta jordgubbar under ett strilande sommarregn... Badar i skÃ¤rgÃ¥rdens mÃ¥nga vikar till ljudet av fiskmÃ¥sar... Det Ã¤r sommaren fÃ¶r mig...

Heiti	The sun is shining...
Umseting Enskt Umsett av CocoT	Ynskt mál: Enskt The sun is shining, but I can see some clouds in the sky... Flowers bloom and fill the forest with colors... I walk barefoot on the soft grass... Eating sweet strawberries under a gentle summer rain... Bathing in one of the archipelago's many bays to the sound of the gulls... That's summer for me...
Viðmerking um umsetingina	- "syns" literally mean something like "are visible", but I thought "I can see" sounded better in English - The verb "strilar" means "sprinkle". My dictionnary advises to use "gentle" when talking about rain, and I think it does sound nice, here :)

Góðkent av kafetzou - 9 September 2007 04:09

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	Høvundur	Eini boð
		5 September 2007 06:44
	Maribel Tal av boðum: 871	I think "skogen" is in singular...does "the forests" in plural sound better in english?
		5 September 2007 06:47
	CocoT Tal av boðum: 165	Oops, yes, you're right, Maribel, thanks! And, no, it doesn't sound particularly better in the plural than in the singular in English, so I'm changing it to the correct form
		5 September 2007 09:21
	Porfyhr Tal av boðum: 793	Very gentle translation. I just wish to correct the translation according to the source text: "I eat sweet strawberries...", the Swedish tex says: 'Eating sweet strawberries...' The same with next phrase: "I bathe in one...": translation of source text: 'Bathing in one...' This text is a descriptive text where a person describes what he think is summer.
		5 September 2007 10:38
	CocoT Tal av boðum: 165	True, I should probably stay closer to the original Thanks, Porfyhr, I'm correcting it!