Brazzil Forum [ return ] From Message USCIT Guest 10/21/2002 01:13:41 Subject: Translation Assistance, Please IP: Logged Message: Writing fiction. Want to use the phrase, in Brazilian Portuguese, "The man who cries all of the time." The mechanical translator say's it is: O homen que choca todo o tempo. Is that correct? Is there a better way to say it? What accents are needed? Thanks in advance. Randy Paul Guest   10/21/2002 06:13:21 RE: Translation Assistance, Please IP: Logged Message: It should say: O homen que chora todo o tempo. Brazuca Guest 10/21/2002 08:59:52 RE: Translation Assistance, Please IP: Logged Message: There are two good ways of saying it O homem que chora o tempo todo or O homem que não pára de chorar. (The man who doesn't stop crying.) Homem is written with an M at the end. ciao USCIT Guest 10/21/2002 10:32:57 RE: Translation Assistance, Please IP: Logged Message: Thank you Randy Paul and Brazuca. Your help is appreciated! P 1

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