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05:59 May 25, 2000 |
Bulgarian to English translations [Non-PRO] | ||||
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na | kak si ti |
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na | tell me more, please |
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na | where are you, people's love |
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na | Where are you, the people's love? |
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Where are you, the people's love? Explanation: Predpolagam tova e nay-prekiya prevod |
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where are you, people's love Explanation: Spored men tova e prevoda, dano samo ne sa bazikash. Uspeh :) |
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tell me more, please Explanation: Tova association s 'kude si, vyarna ti lyubov narodna' li e? Ili e zaglavie na statiya? Please specify. Veche vednuzh sum prevezhdala 'Kude si vyarna ti lyubov narodna" na anglijski |
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kak si ti Explanation: 'how are you' not good enough? If you are translating a classic writing of (or indeed in) a certain time ago, you might consider 'how art thou' (being careful not to appear preposterous, of course!) As to the 'lubov narodna' business, you might try ... 'wherefore art thou, oh popular approbation' ... if you were feeling extravagant, or possibly 'where art thou, oh adoration publick' ... or even ' ... public' ... again being true to the context and timeframe. If it is old Vazov you are doing, you might just get away with it. Though if you ask me, I'd go for a plain version, viz. 'Where are you, oh public approbation!' (note: a screamer, not a question mark, at the end) Trust of help. Oh, cheers for the ample context notes you gave... :( |
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