Slovenian to English translations [PRO]
Human Resources | | Slovenian term or phrase: kot bi samega sebe nekam zaklenil | | From sentence "Včasih se počutim, kot bi samega sebe nekam zaklenil." |
|  Mark HemmingKudoZ activityQuestions: 27 (none open) ( 2 closed without grading) Answers: 24
United Kingdom
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| | English translation:a feeling of no escape | Explanation:
Sometimes I get the feeling of no escape. Or no way out.
It's not a literal translation, but it captures the meaning.
Slovenian tend to get over-dramatic sometimes :) |
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2 hrs confidence:  | Sometimes I feel as if I had locked myself away somewhere.
Explanation:
Weird, huh? Is this still your psychological test? I guess they just mean literally what they are saying. Feelings of no escape, being trapped, brought about by my own actions?
| Nika Erwin
United States
Local time: 14:00
Native speaker of:  Slovenian
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1 day6 hrs confidence: | as if I had locked myself up somewhere
Explanation:
Sometimes I feel as of I had locked myself up somewhere.
I think it's better to say "lock myself up" than "lock myself away".
Anyway, it's a pretty literal translation.
| Ashucky
Slovenia
Local time: 23:00
Native speaker of: Slovenian
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