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I greet, from Polish on something Spanish is hard to translate.
So, I turn with the request on this forum about the help.
I would like to translate the sentence on Spanish.
"To be reflect always from the bottom"
czyli
"zawsze odbić się od dna"
thanks for any help
Very
much.
Hello, what do you mean by bottom?. Sorry, but I do not speak Polish
Gout, to explain this the most straight... to begin all from the beginning, fall on the pit itself and climb from new.
I apologize for the grammar but I use the dictionary and he goes me not very much.
I am not sure, but this is my try: Siempre se refleja desde abajo / Siempre se refleja desde el final.
May be someone else could give us more ideas.
Best regards.
I don´t quite understand your explanation for ´bottom´ in this context...
"To be reflect always from the bottom":
Siempre se refleja desde ´abajo ´(bottom, literal).
Siempre se refleja desde el ´comienzo´(bottom = beginning)
can you give us a little more context?
I wondered over your translations a lot of, but they are for long on the tattoo on the forearm about several letters.
Did I decide over the sentence at last
"seize the day"
in the Latin way "carpe diem",
I
Translated on Spanish initially but I do not know well:
"Agarre el Dia" or there is the good grammar?
in spanish "carpe diem" is "aprovecha el día", in the sense to make something profitable or amusing.
FER
"Aprovecha el día"
nice, ower topic. thanks for all.
Dzieki wszystkim.
En "el club de los poetas muertos" lo traducen por "Aprovecha el momento"Quote:
Originally Posted by David Huerta Osornio
Tiene una connotación más bien trascendental que proverbial. Es algo así: vive el momento porque el pasado se ha ido y el futuro está ausente. Ell presente es lo único que tenemos.
Salu2