I need translation of »Meine Ehre heißt Treue!« - »My Honour is called Loyalty!« to languages of these countries:
- Denmark,
- Norway,
- Belgium,
- France,
- Spain,
- Portugal,
- Sweden,
- Finland,
- Island,
- Russia,
- Ukrain,
- Poland,
- Latvia,
- Lithuania,
- Estonia,
- Italia,
- India,
- Albania,
- Croatia,
- Hungary,
- Czech-Republic,
- Slovakia,
- Greece,
- Roumania,
- Turkey,... from all countries, where members of Waffen-SS came from.
I tried translate with computer-translators, but the translations weren't grammarly correct. If possible, in your own handwriting (like Russia has s Cyrillic characters).
Please help,
Kocjo
Translation of "Meine Ehre heißt Treue!" to...
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Translation of "Meine Ehre heißt Treue!" to...
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OK, some answers...
Swedish=Min ära heter trohet
Norwegian=Min ære kaller trofast
Spanish=Mi honor se denomina fiel
French=Mon honneur est nommée fidèle
Italian=Il mio onore è dato un nome a fedele
Dutch=Mijn eer heeft trouw genoemd
Portuguese=Minha honra é nomeada fiel
Regards,
~Sigurd
Swedish=Min ära heter trohet
Norwegian=Min ære kaller trofast
Spanish=Mi honor se denomina fiel
French=Mon honneur est nommée fidèle
Italian=Il mio onore è dato un nome a fedele
Dutch=Mijn eer heeft trouw genoemd
Portuguese=Minha honra é nomeada fiel
Regards,
~Sigurd
GMY
~Sigurd Helge
"Believe those who seek the truth. Doubt those who claim they've found it"
~Sigurd Helge
"Believe those who seek the truth. Doubt those who claim they've found it"
translation to dutch
Hello,
The dutch translation was incorrect.
The correct translation is:
Mijn eer heet trouw.
Regards,
Erik K.
The dutch translation was incorrect.
The correct translation is:
Mijn eer heet trouw.
Regards,
Erik K.
"I love the smell of Napalm in the morning."
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spanish version corrected:
"My honor es mi lealtad"
regards
Xavier
"My honor es mi lealtad"
regards
Xavier
"Assiduus usus uni rei deditus et ingenium et artem saepe vincit"
Constant practice devoted to one subject often outdues both intelligence and skill:
Cicero
Constant practice devoted to one subject often outdues both intelligence and skill:
Cicero