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Vertaling - Braziliaans Portugees-Engels - Meu Filho...

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Titel	Meu Filho...
Tekst Opgestuurd door newtonmonte	Uitgangs-taal: Braziliaans Portugees Se um dia sentir o que era o amor, uma coisa tenho a plena certeza Ã© menor que eu sinto pelo meu filho Nilolas
Details voor de vertaling	Oi gostaria que fosse traduzido esta frase para mim

Titel	My son...
Vertaling Engels Vertaald door frajofu	Doel-taal: Engels If one day I feel what love might be, in one thing I'm fully certain, that it would be less than what I feel for my son Nilolas.
Details voor de vertaling	maybe I got now the english grammar. the portuguese grammar always have understood. "era" is the portuguese "past-time". He/she said, that in the future will understand what love was in his/her past, but only knows, that he/she loves his/her son more than anything what can be described by "love". - This is the context explained. But maybe it should be still better, to interprete the part of text like: "If one day I'll feel what love would be, in one..."

Laatst goedgekeurd of bewerkt door kafetzou - 2 januari 2007 07:42

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	Auteur	Bericht
		30 december 2006 18:46
	kafetzou Aantal berichten: 7963	Is the verb "era" in the past? This doesn't really make sense in English. Also the verb "feel" should be in the simple present tense in both cases, I think. Also, your earlier translation, "I am fully certain" was better than what you have now. If you make these changes, I'll accept it.