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walking forest). We put a lot of effort to write up this page, if you give us the opportunity to continue to improve it, it would be better for the whole community because this is not a false or phantom voice, but it is a very popular event and felt in Italy, like other carnivals like those of Venice or acireale.
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Dear admin, i know that there isn't a lot of source in english but this is normal because the satriano's carnival is from italy and the main articles or sources are in italian language (in fact try to search "carnevale di satriano di lucania" in italian, or "la foresta che cammina" events, that means
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I'm not "married" (pun) to the use of husband. I would prefer to use whatever word is most correct. It sounds like from what you said earlier that companion is close. Is that best? Companions? Loved ones? Whatever you think is right, I think my issue is that I'm just not understanding the translated
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This is really the closest tradution, but in the final part she don't speak about her husband she says "cumbagnie" that means "company", much like companionship. Cause if she wanted she could says simply "aggj pers marit'm" where "marit'm" is "marito" in italian means "husband" in english, but she
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1 The articles is being built 2 the are a lot of sources but in italian language so in the coming days we can insert them without problems 3 The festival is not a false, is really famous on the south italy and nationally known, almost like venice or acireale. 4 it would be senseless to delete the
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Well for this one, it's almost perfect but in this part "when you get the hermit touch" is not correct because the rhyme says that you "must get the hermit touch, or have to" in other words you are "obliged" to make him touch you, says the rhyme, not "when" he touches you. Hope you have
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Well, the translation is ok but i think i did an error in the english traduction, in fact is "if YOU don't want to give me" so in italian is "se (tu) non me lo vuoi dare". The sense is so clearly both in italian in english, so the correct form will
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Italian version help quite a bit, but the translations don't quite make sense to me. I'll work on it later - trying to tweak the wording and translate that to Italian for you to see if that gets to the point of the
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I am confused by the use of the word "company" - does this mean family, neighbors? In
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Carole thank you again for the great work, there is only a thing should we do, that is reinsert the quotes of the masks, for the traduction i am italian and i know the dialect of the area so the traduction are
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English: If you want that luck will assist you put your hands in your pocket and do not let stress, you have to get the hermit touch and something you have to give him.
389:-English: If you want that luck will assist you put your hands in your pocket and do not let stress, you have to get the hermit touch and something you have to give him.
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If the problem are the sources, in the next few days we will cover include those necessary and solve the problem, but it would not make sense to delete the page.
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Uhm noone has ever ask the "poke" of the hermit so at this point it's better the first traduction with "when", i rely on you since you have more experienced XD
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Italian: Se vuoi che la fortuna ti assista metti le mani in tasca e non farti insistere, dall'eremita devi farti toccare e qualcosa gli devi lasciare.
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I got it , anyway the general sense doesn't change so if the word company is closest to the business area we can say simply husband, no problem!
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I came up with husband because I have read that it is the story of a grieving widow. I'm at a loss about what should be used for "company".—
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371:-Satriano dialect: "Si la furtuna vuoi ca' t'assist man inda'sacca e nun t' fa nziste', ra u rumit' t'ha fa tuccĂ e na cosa ng'aja lassĂ ."
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Italian: Quaresima, strabico dal pianto, si porta a porta dicendo: "Oh mio Dio!" Ho perso mio marito. ... O ho perso la mia compagna.
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Based upon the message that you posted on my talk page, I am seeing many news sources, which would be the best place to start. See
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English: Carnival, little carnival, give me a bit of salami, and if you do not want to give me, I hope that soon you rot them.
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Carnival, little carnival, give me a bit of salami, "and if you do not want to give me that", I hope that it soon rots.
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Italian translation: Carnevale, poco carnevale, dammi un po 'di salame, e se non lo voglio, spero che marcisce presto.
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If you want good luck, reach into your pocket and do not worry, when you get the hermit touch, give something to him.
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Italian: Carnevale, carnevalino, dammi un pò di salame, e se non me lo vuoi dare, spero che ti presto ti marciscano.
335:-Italian: Carnevale, carnevalino, dammi un pò di salame, e se non me lo vuoi dare, spero che ti presto ti marciscano.
668:"If you want good luck, reach into your pocket and do not worry, ask for the hermit touch and give something to him.
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Companion seems to be exactly the word that i wanted to say, sorry for the problem (and thanks for the help!) xD
326:-Satriano dialect: "Carnuval carnuvalicchj' ramm nu'poc r saucicchj e si nun m'lu vuoi rĂ ca t'pozzan mbracetĂ ".
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Thank you for your support Carole, obviously we had misunderstood, now the page is already better structured!--
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