Que cada dia tu vida este iluminada por la luz de El Camino.

English translation: May every day of your life be illuminated by the light of 'El Camino'

15:38 Sep 27, 2001

Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]

Spanish term or phrase: Que cada dia tu vida este iluminada por la luz de El Camino.

On a postcard

Susan

English translation:May every day of your life be illuminated by the light of 'El Camino'

Explanation:
I'm not entirely sure, but I believe that 'El Camino' would refer to a place in the context of a postcard, hence the lack of translation of it.

Selected response from:

dmwray

Grading comment

Thank you so much for your answer. El Camino is refering to the Camino de Santiago. I really appreciate your help.
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Summary of answers provided

May every day of your life be lit up by the light...

Henry Hinds

Let every day of your life be lit by the light

amora

May your life be illuminated each and every day by the Path of Light.

Katherine Matles

May every day of your life be illuminated by the light of 'El Camino'

dmwray

"The Way"

Deolinda Neves (X)

4 -1

May he shine the eternal light of his path every day of your life.

Andrea Wells

Answers

8 mins confidence:

May every day of your life be lit up by the light...

Explanation:
...of The Road.

Exp.

Henry Hinds
United States
Local time: 03:27
Native speaker of:

English,

Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 26512

12 mins confidence:

May your life be illuminated each and every day by the Path of Light.

Explanation:
World through enlightened and courageous ... sphere of Life, the ... eternal Path of Light
that ... with your presence ... the day and ... By starting each morning ... You may also ...
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Katherine Matles
Spain
Local time: 11:27
Native speaker of:

English
PRO pts in pair: 867

1 hr confidence:

May every day of your life be illuminated by the light of 'El Camino'

Explanation:
I'm not entirely sure, but I believe that 'El Camino' would refer to a place in the context of a postcard, hence the lack of translation of it.

dmwray
PRO pts in pair: 8

Grading comment

Thank you so much for your answer. El Camino is refering to the Camino de Santiago. I really appreciate your help.

1 hr confidence:

"The Way"

Explanation:
Hi Susan,
I believe that "El Camino" in the context of the message in this postcard refers to "the Way" as in the way to salvation/eternal life as written in the Bible - Jesus's words to his followers as he was trying to comfort them. John 14:6 - "I am THE WAY and the truth and the life". Could be wrong.

Deolinda Neves (X)
PRO pts in pair: 4

6 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): -1

May he shine the eternal light of his path every day of your life.

Explanation:
This makes sense.

Good Luck!!
Saludos,
Andrea

I am churchgoer!!!

Andrea Wells
United States
Local time: 02:27
Native speaker of: Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 145

15 hrs confidence:

Let every day of your life be lit by the light

Explanation:
To let god be your guidance in your everyday life.

amora
Local time: 10:27

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