First of all, thank you.
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First of all, thank you.
Ты не только очень важен для меня, ты изменил мою жизнь. Помни, что мне всегда есть дело, мне всегда интересно и я всегда готова слышать твой голос. Мне не хватает твоего лица, твоего ума. Я скучаю по тому как ты заставляешь меня улыбаться. Я скучаю по тебе.Quote:
Originally Posted by hnf
You're welcome. Although these words translated into Russian are not so romantic as they were in English :lol:Quote:
Again, I thank you in advance. I'm fascinated by the Russian language, but as a strictly english speaker, I find it to be EXTREMELY challenging to translate with correct syntax and an appropriate tone.
I assumed you're a female. Otherwise this text needs some genders changed.
Thank you Ramil. Yes, I am female. I appreciate your help. And as for anyone giving me assistance, as long as you get the gist (or general feel) of what I'm trying to say, feel free to change some things if it will make the translation less rigid and more romantic. Again, thank you.
Cracking my brain, I wrote out this:
Ты для меня — больше жизни.
Я без тебя — никуда...
Мне не хватает твоего такого знакомого голоса.
Мне не хватает твоего родного лица.
Мне не хватает твоей улыбки,
Мне не хватает тебя...
I hope it will help.
Thanks for the help with the initial translation. Can you please also translate one more sentiment? I really appreciate it! Thank you.
I miss the way you look at me.
Я скучаю по твоему взгляду.Quote:
Originally Posted by hnf
Я скучаю по тому, как ты на меня смотришь :)
This sounds a bit weird. Maybe you should say "I miss your intellect".Quote:
I miss your brain.
Я скучаю по твоим мозгам :lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow1
It sounds as if you were a cannibal who eats brains of people.
But there are none of the similar Russian gentle phrases which could sound clear, I suspect.Quote:
I miss your intellect
Again thank you so much for your help. As awkward as it sounds I would actually use the word 'brain' in english. I would greatly appreciate if anyone could help of with one more translation: "I am so sad without you in my life." Thank you so much.
Again thank you so much for your help. As awkward as it sounds I would actually use the word 'brain' in english. I would greatly appreciate if anyone could help of with one more translation: "I am so sad without you in my life." Thank you so much.
Here is my guess:Quote:
Originally Posted by hnf
Я так печальный без тебя в моей жизни.
"В моей жизни" (in my life) doesn't sound good in this sentence in Russian.Quote:
Я так печален без тебя в моей жизни.
I suppose just "Мне так плохо без тебя" or "Мне так тебя не хватает."
Thank you for the quick response. I guess you're right, even in english simply "I am so sad without you" probably sounds better and is more what I mean.
In english, or I guess more specifically in the U.S., we use the expression, "I'M DONE!" I'm sure you know what it means. The basic gist or sentiment behind it is ... That's it, I'm through. I'm finished with everything. F&*K this! Is there an equivalent type of Russian expression as "I'm done?" Thanks for your help :P
Not quite like "I'm done!", but possible: "Всё!"
Может, быть всё-таки "ЙЕС-ЙЕС-ЙЕС"?... :wink:Quote:
Not quite like "I'm done!", but possible: "Всё!"
Оля, как-то странно подбирать эквивалент "ЙЕС-ЙЕС-ЙЕС" на фразу F&*K this!
hnf - there're many ways you can say that in Russian. The key principle you should stick to is the emotions you feel when saying it. Because if you're happy that something has ended you can say it "Всё!", if you are disgusted with the work and giving it up the best way is to use мат (if there are no ladies nearby, i.e. "Да е.ись оно всё конём!" your tone should express your emotions though). There's more polite way to say it "Да гори оно всё синим пламенем!" (Let it burn with a blue flame). And there are dozens of other ways to express it. Emotions are much more important in Russian than the words so use them.
:lol:Quote:
Оля, как-то странно подбирать эквивалент "ЙЕС-ЙЕС-ЙЕС" на фразу F&*K this!
Я просто уже второй день безуспешно стараюсь понять, что такое I'M DONE... :)
Вот, мне показалось, что именно в этом случае и можно сказать "йес-йес-йес" (например, если человек разделался с какой-то трудной работой, трудным делом).Quote:
Because if you're happy that something has ended you can say it "Всё!",..
Как говорят солдаты срочной службы после отбоя:Quote:
Я просто уже второй день безуспешно стараюсь понять, что такое I'M DONE...
"Вот ещё день прошёл, ну и @@@ с ним!"
Это похоже на "I'M DONE" ?
Всё кончено! С меня достаточно! или Я закончил работу/задание.Quote:
Rtyom wrote: Not quite like "I'm done!", but possible: "Всё!"
Are you sure there are no ladies around the forum? :lol:Quote:
Ramil: ...if you are disgusted with the work and giving it up the best way is to use мат (if there are no ladies nearby, i.e. "Да е.ись оно всё конём!" your tone should express your emotions though).
That's why I used dot instead of the letter. I hope nobody has guessed what should stand there. I wouldn't dream of insulting ladies here. :lol:Quote:
Rtyom: Are you sure there are no ladies around the forum? :lol:
с меня хватит :?: :roll:
Damn Rytom :D many variations of the same(similar) meaning :)