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Elisabeth Act 1 Finale with subtitles

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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2008

The finale of act 1 of Elisabeth with English subtitles

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  • 2:28 - "But leave me my life" is more accurate, I think (because "leben" is used, not "freiheit").

    Other than that and what other posters have pointed out, good job. Is German or English your first language?

  • @rebeldork

    English. I translated Act 1 after one month of German classes, so some of the errors are just because my listening comprehension wasn't that great back then. I might go back and redo the subtitles more accurately now that my German is much better. As for translating that line with freedom instead of life... I can only blame sleep deprivation. :) I would argue that the sense of the two words in this context is similar, but yeah, life would be better.

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  • thaks it's beautifull do you know were can I see the full DVD with english sub???, because in my coutry they doesen´t sell NOTHING about this musical , and I LOVE IT!!!!!!!

  • Thank you soooo much. Now that I understand this song, I think it's so much sweeter!

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  • There are such beautiful harmonies in this musical!

  • This is good, but still may be improved. I was wondering about the omissions though. You didn't translate "Ich herrsche und lenke; bezwing das Gefuehl". "Schweigt jedes Kalkuel" really does not translate to "my heart melts" in any way. Regarding "ich werde mir untreu fuer Dich' and "I'd break every rule for you": That's not the same. The first implies that he's breaking his own rules and is losing himself (so also slightly negative connotations).

  • Thank you!!!

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