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Vertaling - Russisch-Engels - первые чиÑла...
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первые чиÑла...
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Opgestuurd door
FatihR
Uitgangs-taal: Russisch
первые чиÑла ÑентÑбрÑ.
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Мы Ñ Ñ‚Ð¾Ð±Ð¾ÑŽ не виделиÑÑŒ вот уже полтора меÑÑца.
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The first days of September.
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ViaLuminosa
Doel-taal: Engels
The first days of September.
I cherished so many words to tell you.
We haven't seen each other for а month and a half now.
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lilian canale
- 20 mei 2008 03:10
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17 mei 2008 22:05
lilian canale
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Hi Via,
Are you sure that "cherish" is the best verb to use here? The sentence sounds strange.
17 mei 2008 23:13
ViaLuminosa
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The verb is "kept" actually. I thought it would sound better to substitute it with "cherished". If this is not appropriate, I'll change it.
17 mei 2008 23:41
lilian canale
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OK if you want to use "cherish" but wouldn't the sentence be something like:
"I cherished so many words from you." or
"I cherished so many words of yours." ?
Please explain to me the exact meaning in different words, sometimes a simple preposition changes the meaning of a sentence, you know.
18 mei 2008 10:28
ViaLuminosa
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The speaker says that he had kept many words for the recipient, i.e. he has so much to tell the recipient when he comes.
19 mei 2008 17:51
Tantine
Aantal berichten: 2747
Hi ViaLuminosa, Hi Lilly
I would put "for
a
month and a half"
Hope this helps
Bises
Tantine
19 mei 2008 18:00
lilian canale
Aantal berichten: 14972
I think it would be better to say:
"I cherished so many words to tell you."
What do you think? Does it change the original?
"
a
month and a half", of course.
19 mei 2008 21:00
ViaLuminosa
Aantal berichten: 1116
I think not. Done, Lili.
Thank you, Tantine.