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1175 Originalo kalba Tai "bendrosios prasmės" vertimo prašymas. Submission rules Submission rules
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532 Originalo kalba I giorni grigi sono le lunghe strade silenziose... I giorni grigi sono le lunghe strade silenziose
Di un paese deserto e senza cielo
A casa direne si canta si ride
Ce gente che viene, ce gente che va
A casa direne bottiiglie di vino
A casa direne stasera si va
Giorni senza domani e il desiderio di te
Solo quei giorni che sembrano fatti di pietra
Niente altro che un muro
Sono montato da cocci di botiglia
E poi, ci sei tu a casa direne
E quando mi vedi tu corri da me
Mi guardi negli occhi, mi prendi la mano
Ed in silenzio mi porti con te
Giorni senza domani e il desiderio di te
Nei giorni grigi io so dove trovarti
I giorni grigi mi portano da te
A casa direne, a casa direne Pabaigti vertimai  Στο σπίτι της Irene | |
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17 Originalo kalbaTai "bendrosios prasmės" vertimo prašymas. One who eats days One who eats days
Hi
I'd love to see this expression/sentence in latin. In long form would something like:
"One who eat days" or "One who ends days"
Cheers
Krypto
<edit> "Eater of days" with one of the "long versions" suggested by the requester ("One who eats days")</edit> Pabaigti vertimai  Unus, qui dies est | |
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