Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Mare de Déu del Puig

English translation:

Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated]

Added to glossary by TRANZsmart
Jan 27, 2007 22:27
17 yrs ago
Spanish term

Mare de Déu del Puig

Spanish to English Other Names (personal, company)
Hi, is there an official English translation for this name? I don't know wha tit would be...?

Documental sobre el 50 aniversario de la coronación de la **“Mare de Déu del Puig”** como patrona del Reino de Valencia.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +13 Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated]

Discussion

Margaret Schroeder Jan 29, 2007:
Oh! momo savino, let's not go down that road! I thought it would be more diplomatic to leave it in Spanish, avoiding potential controversy.
momo savino Jan 28, 2007:
This should be in the Catalan > English Section. :)

Proposed translations

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Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated]

"Mare de Déu" is of course, "Mother of God" in Valencian, so a translation to English would be "Our Lady of Puig", http://tinyurl.com/2egvqn you will also see it untranslated in English texts
Peer comment(s):

agree Victoria Lorenzo
19 mins
agree swisstell
20 mins
agree patricia scott
23 mins
agree Angelo Berbotto
23 mins
agree Lydia De Jorge
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agree Aïda Garcia Pons
6 hrs
agree Noni Gilbert Riley : Oh quite.
9 hrs
agree Matthias Quaschning-Kirsch
10 hrs
agree Hermeneutica : I like to leave the original term but followed by the translation in square brackets the first time it appears
11 hrs
A good option for this term.
agree MikeGarcia
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agree tazdog (X)
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agree AllegroTrans : I agrre - leave in Spanish & follow by a translation in square brackets
17 hrs
agree momo savino : I agree an d would do the same as Dee Braig suggests
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