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| I need to translate it for my friends. Excuse me if the content will seem to you a bit rude. I tried to be close to Russian variant. Fast Married It is widely known, that the law of Republic Z prohibits sexual outrage of any type. That is why every Thursday a public ceremony is held to establish the union of love. It is held for those who want to legitimate their hook-up once over lightly. At 22.00 prompt (current local time in Popovka), all lovers go up Stairs in the Sky. In the crossing of elements they promise each other anything and confess their love to each other. After that, just married couple sends a star to the sky, which will shine while their union of hearts will exist. It is said, that this day of all others a stranger will agree to marry if to propose him/her. Freak Parade – three trials This Parade is a trial for everyone. Be sure that nobody will come off unscathed!!!! The one, who goes through all trials, can declare boldly that he went through thick and thin!!! Thank you in advance |
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| I just took glimpse of yours again and did some revision. hope it helps. Quote:
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Is this a genuine Russian folkloric tale which, if translated into English, would contribute to cross-cultural understanding. Or is it simply an attempt to translate a smutty Russian article into a smutty English one? If the former is the case, I think you should render the material in as literal a translation as possible, because no, it is not understandable at all. If the latter is the case, then my opinion of your last article also applies to this. It loses too much in translation to be of prurient interest to English readers. |
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| I second what Raymott said. Also, use legitimize as the verb, legitimate as the adjective. |
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| thank you very much)))i appreciate your help. |
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