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Vertimas - Danų-Anglų - hvad jeg synes om filmen

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Danų

Anglų

Pavadinimas	hvad jeg synes om filmen
Tekstas Pateikta gokciim	Originalo kalba: Danų jeg synes det er en fremragende film, som fortÃ¦ller om forholdene i Ã¸st-berlin var og hvordan man forhÃ¸rte folk en hos politiet, hvordan man tvang en til at tilstÃ¥ at personen rent faktisk vidste en lille smule, og pÃ¥ baggrund af det, synes jeg at filmen er en klasse for sig selv.

Pavadinimas	What I think about the film
Vertimas Anglų Išvertė pias	Kalba, į kurią verčiama: Anglų I think that it's an eminent film that tells about what the circumstances in East Berlin were like and how one questioned people at the police station; how one was forced to admit that the person really knew something, and with this background, I think that the film is in a class by itself.
Pastabos apie vertimą	orig translation before editing was: I think that it's an eminent film, that tells about how the circumstances in East Berlin was and how one questioned people at the police station, how one was forced to admit that the person really knowing a bit, and with background of that, I think that the film is a class by itself. There may be room for more editing, but I think that the meaning is clear at this point.

Validated by dramati - 25 sausis 2008 08:05

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	Autorius	Pranešimas
		24 sausis 2008 17:23
	dramati Žinučių kiekis: 972	orig translation before editing was: I think that it's an eminent film, that tells about how the circumstances in East Berlin was and how one questioned people at the police station, how one was forced to admit that the person really knowing a bit, and with background of that, I think that the film is a class by itself. There may be room for more editing, but I think that the meaning is clear at this point.