Apr 7, 2016 14:36
8 yrs ago
English term

Scenes so lovely

English to Italian Other Poetry & Literature descrizione delle cascate
“**Scenes so lovely** must have been gazed upon by angels in flight”, penned by Dr David Livingstone upon first viewing the Victoria Falls on 16th November 1855, is an apt description of this legendary Natural Wonder of the World.”
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Proposed translations

+6
4 mins
Selected

Uno scenario così incantevole

Una proposta
Peer comment(s):

agree Francesca Piga
5 mins
Grazie Francesca!
agree Thor3
3 hrs
Grazie mille!
agree DMartinotti
7 hrs
Grazie!
agree Francesco Badolato
19 hrs
Grazie Francesco!
agree Dany Caputo
19 hrs
Grazie mille Dany Caputo!
agree zerlina
1 day 18 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
7 mins

scene così piacevoli

Userei "scene così piacevoli" nel senso esteso di spettacolo naturale, oppure "scenario così piacevole".
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7 mins

Scene così meravigliose

Scene così meravigliose devono essere state contemplate da angeli in volo
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+1
3 mins

scene così belle

Vedi link per le occorrenze in internet

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Note added at 5 min (2016-04-07 14:42:36 GMT)
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"Scene così belle devono essere state fissate in alto dagli angeli nel loro volo" > questa è la frase che si trova in intenet di Livingstone

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Note added at 15 min (2016-04-07 14:52:40 GMT)
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"Scene così belle devono essere state create dagli angeli nei loro voli" (Da un articolo di Repubblica.it) http://www.repubblica.it/viaggi/2013/11/19/news/sulle_orme_d...

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Note added at 19 min (2016-04-07 14:56:55 GMT)
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"David Livingstone ha scritto: “[...] scene così belle devono essere state fissate a lungo dagli angeli in volo" (accademia geografica mondiale: http://www.accademiageograficamondiale.com/zambia/articoli/m...
Peer comment(s):

agree EugeniaDurante
1 hr
Grazie, EugeniaDurante :)
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20 mins

Scenari così belli che...

Explanation:
In giro ho trovato diverse traduzioni, nessuna delle quali mi pare ufficiale. Vanno dal

“panorami così belli che dovevano essere stati guardati dagli angeli in volo"
al
"su visioni meravigliose come queste gli angeli in volo devono aver posato il loro sguardo"


A questo punto se vogliamo tentare un'altra traduzione alternativa (e un po' più libera) proporrei:


"Scenari così belli che dovevano essere stati ammirati anche dagli angeli in volo"

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Note added at 17 mins (2016-04-07 14:53:58 GMT)
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