Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Nicht ganz so laut, sonst geht es mir nich gut.
Portuguese translation:
Não tão alto, por favor, senão, não me sinto bem.
German term
Nicht ganz so laut, sonst geht es mir nich gut.
"Psssst.... nicht ganz so laut, sonst geht es mir nich gut.
Euer Knut"
| 3 +2 | Não tão alto, por favor, senão, não me sinto bem. |
ahartje
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| 4 | Falem baixo, por favor, senão não me sinto bem. |
Maaria
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Mar 29, 2008 07:22: ahartje changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/137134">Veronikka (X)'s</a> old entry - "Nicht ganz so laut, sonst geht es mir nich gut."" to ""Não tão alto, por favor, senão, não me sinto bem.""
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Proposed translations
Não tão alto, por favor, senão, não me sinto bem.
Falem baixo, por favor, senão não me sinto bem.
Outras alternativas seriam "Não falem muito alto" ou "Silêncio, por favor".
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