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10-21-2012, 03:35 AM | #11 |
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Perhaps he's suffered one of those Fred Flintstone concussions that have deprived him of his real identity and convinced him that he's a Brazilian independent researcher on Christian origins. (In which case his wife must be very confused.)
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Could not all of this have been expressed in plain English?
Does it possess some arcane significance that would be lost in translation? |
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Olé, Mulher Rendeira, Olé mulhé rendá Tu me ensina a fazer renda, eu te ensino a namorá. Lampião desceu a serra Deu um baile da cangaceira Olé, Mulher Rendeira, Olé mulhé rendá |
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Is that right? I was under the impression that Ladino was a language spoken by (Sephardic) Jews. Hmm, I'll have to look that up now.
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"Eu queria dizer adeus aos membros deste fórum. Eu me diverti muito me correspondendo com vocês. Algo aconteceu que me fez repensar a minha relação com este fórum. Deve ser óbvio, pelo número de respostas que eu postei aqui, que eu gostava daqui. Meu último tema será sobre o herege Marcion. Gostaria de saber se alguém tem alguma opinião sobre como o evangelho de Lucas está relacionado ao evangelho de Marcos. Você acha que Marcion tinha um evangelho ou dois?" I especially enjoyed translating "something came up" as "algo veio acima" ("something litteraly went upwards") LOL. Google translate has a long way to go. |
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When I was a boy I hum along it even while I thinked!... Littlejohn S . Mulher Rendeira: a song of the Cangaceiros ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLuzh...eature=related ) . |
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I didn't know Mulher Rendeira was known outside Brazil.
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I saw o canganceiro in the early fifties. I loved the songs. I also liked ,Lua Bonita. Pretty moon—but it is really about a woman , i think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&v=le31qe8Zc3s O Cangaceiro - Lua Bonita Lua bonita, Se tu não fosses casada Eu preparava uma escada Pra ir no céu te buscar Se tu colasse teu frio com meu calor Eu pedia ao nosso senhor Pra contigo me casar Lua bonita Me faz aborrecimento Ver São Jorge no jumento Pisando no teu clarão Pra que cassaste com um homem tão sisudo Que come dorme faz tudo, dentro do seu coração? Lua Bonita, Meu São Jorge é teu senhor, E é por isso que ele "véve" pisando teu esplendor Lua Bonita se tu ouvisses meus conselhos Vai ouvir pois sou alheio, Quem te fala é meu amor Deixa São Jorge no seu jubaio amuntado E vem cá para o meu lado Pra gente viver sem dor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uWrHAM0V_8 http://www.justsomelyrics.com/815969...-Bonita-Lyrics |
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