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6 maart 2010 12:29 |
| | Hi Burak Eren
Unfortunately, your text does not convey much to me in English. Could you explain in other terms so as I can understand and evaluate your translation?
Bises
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7 maart 2010 10:53 |
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7 maart 2010 20:55 |
| | Hi Burak Eren
Now I see what you mean 
Maybe the English would read better if we put:
"I am searching for an Indigo childrens' patient support group. Can anyone help me?"
Let me know what you think, then we can edit and set a poll.
Bises
Tantine
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7 maart 2010 22:00 |
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11 maart 2010 00:24 |
| | Hi
Just two things: why do we say "patient" and "support group"? I agree with handyy's suggestion |
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11 maart 2010 00:49 |
| | Hi User10
I say "patient", because indigo children suffer from a specific illness, and "support group" because a "get together" of people with the same illness is called a support group
Unfortunately, handyy's suggestion is a little bit "clumsy" in English, and looks translated.
Bises
Tantine |
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11 maart 2010 01:43 |
| | Hi Tantine
I see what you mean...In the original it's "indigo children" and I'm not sure if everyone (in this case the requester) thinks about them as patients(I didn't know it was an illness). Many people think of them just as charismatic or special people...
But I guess if the requester had an another opinion he would have said so... |
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11 maart 2010 14:42 |
| | You are right Tantine
And thank you User10 for explanation.I still think it is an illness. |
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11 maart 2010 18:33 |
| | Hi Everyone,
I just checked out "indigo children" on wikipedia, and in fact I learn that "indigo" designates children with supposedly "special powers". Thanks User10 for having made me hesitate
I will re edit the text in order to remove the word "patient".
Bises
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12 maart 2010 15:13 |
| | My God I had used wikipedia too but all I saw that it was an illness.I guess I have to read all of any texts from now |
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