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I need to know how to say "Brother, I will always remember" in Russian. Or: "Brother, I shall always remember".
I need a strictly correct translation; grammatically, word placement, vocabularily, puncuation, etc.
I've used translators, but we all know how many times those are ever truly correct. I'd just like to make sure and find out from a native or fluent speaker.
Than provide a context please.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildflowerloveaffair
Is it a threat or hearty farewell or what?
And what exactly will you aways remember? :)
i guess it's a farewell.. i want to stay i will always remember him, or you.
so, "brother, i will always remember you" basically. But I'd like it to mean the same as the English simple phrase "Brother, I will always remember."
Sorry, I should have explained the context too. It makes more sense :]
Literally, it would be:
Брат, я всегда буду помнить.
Here is the translation:
Брат, я всегда буду помнить.
is that how you would say it?
if you were in a situation where you would be saying that to your brother or friend, would you say it just like that in Russia?
I would say something like this instead:Quote:
Originally Posted by wildflowerloveaffair
Брат, я этого не забуду!
(I won't forget this).
Thank you! I like your answer.
Would this be okay too?
Брат, я этого никогда забуду!
Or does that one not make sense.. because I'm debating on whether to say never forget, or not forget.
And how does will become shall?
These are most probably threats.Quote:
Брат, я этого не забуду!
Брат, я этого никогда не забуду!
Perhaps for this completely new phrase is needed. But first you should explain closely what does it mean because it can be understood and translated in a number of manners.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildflowerloveaffair
Not necessarily. It could mean a genuine grattitude as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by it-ogo