Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
Baixo Sabor
English translation:
Lower Sabor
Added to glossary by
Maria Fernando Lisboa
May 30, 2011 12:58
12 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
Portugal
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Baixo Sabor
Portuguese to English
Social Sciences
Geography
The Sabor is a river in Portugal, how would you translate "Baixo Sabor"
My doubt is between keeping it just as it is, considering"Baixo" as part of the name or saying "Lower Sabor" as many rivers are divided into a 'upper' and 'lower' part. See Upper Nile, Lower Nile, for instance
Thanks in advance, and please vote as many people as possible to give a real "reading"
My doubt is between keeping it just as it is, considering"Baixo" as part of the name or saying "Lower Sabor" as many rivers are divided into a 'upper' and 'lower' part. See Upper Nile, Lower Nile, for instance
Thanks in advance, and please vote as many people as possible to give a real "reading"
Proposed translations
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| 4 +5 | Lower Sabor |
Maria Fernando Lisboa
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| 4 +2 | ''Baixo Sabor'' / valley of the Sabor River |
connie leite
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| 1 | Poor Taste |
Mark Robertson
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Change log
Jun 4, 2011 18:13: Maria Fernando Lisboa Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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Maria Fernando Lisboa
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Lower Sabor
Yes, I would translate it "Lower Sabor"
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connie leite
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''Baixo Sabor'' / valley of the Sabor River
Hi Douglas I would keep it in it's original name, as it's the part where the river forms a type of valley. I personally think that translating the ''baixo'' could influence the meaning.
By the way weather up here is marvelous! Hot and sunny.
By the way weather up here is marvelous! Hot and sunny.
Note from asker:
| The question is very debateable but I'm going with the democratics majority. Thanks Connie for your help |
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T o b i a s
: upper case 'B' - part of the name
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Thanks Tobias
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| agree |
Gilmar Fernandes
: approx.1,300 hits for English sites vs. 72 for "Lower Sabor"
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Thanks Gilmar
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Mark Robertson
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Translations by lawyers for lawyers
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Poor Taste
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