Re: Lexicons and Langauge Borrowing

Padraic Brown wrote:

> > SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE
> > Shakespeare in Afur.
> > I think.  Shakespeare in Amur (Romantic love), might be more accurate.
> > I'm not sure if I should have left out the article or not.
>
> I thought there was a distinction here between romantic love and, well,
> rut.
A word by word translation on Spanish would be:
- Shakespeare en amor

But the expression "(to be) in love" is translated as "(estar) enamorado"=
, then
it would translate as
- Shakespeare enamorado

I don't know how French and other romance language would literally transl=
ate the
expression... about the title of the movie it has been brought to Colombi=
a as
- Shakespeare apasionado
(trnas: Impassioned Shakespeare)

> Loyally,
> Padraic.
>
> >
> > - andrew.
> >
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