Sep 18, 2019 10:02
4 yrs ago
Portuguese term
INRRAI NO QUI EU FIZ
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Handwritten letter
I am translating a short handwritten letter by someone apologising for what he's done. I am stuck with this word and not sure if it's a colloquialism I haven't' come across before or is a misspelling - there are a few errors in the letter. If anyone can help that would be amazing!
OLA, EU GOSTAVA DE PEDIR DESCULPA PELO O QUE O FIZ E TOU MUITO ARREPENDIDO POR TER FEITO ISTO E SEI QUE EU INRRAI NO QUI EU FIZ E TAMBEM SEI QUE VOU TER QUE PAGAR PELO O QUE EU FIZ.
OLA, EU GOSTAVA DE PEDIR DESCULPA PELO O QUE O FIZ E TOU MUITO ARREPENDIDO POR TER FEITO ISTO E SEI QUE EU INRRAI NO QUI EU FIZ E TAMBEM SEI QUE VOU TER QUE PAGAR PELO O QUE EU FIZ.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +2 | I was wrong for doing what I did/ I did wrong | Ana Vozone |
5 | What I did was a mistake | Paul Dixon |
3 +1 | I made a mistake | Douglas Bissell |
4 | I erred in what I did | airmailrpl |
Proposed translations
+2
3 mins
Portuguese term (edited):
ERREI NO QUE EU FIZ
Selected
I was wrong for doing what I did/ I did wrong
Sugestão.
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Comment: "I chose I did wrong as this was quite an informal letter and this fitted best. Thanks all for helping me decipher this!"
+1
25 mins
43 mins
I erred in what I did
EU INRRAI NO QUI EU FIZ => Eu errei NO QUe EU FIZ => I erred in what I did
to go astray in thought or belief; be mistaken; be incorrect. to go astray morally; sin: To err is human. Archaic. to deviate from the true course, aim, or purpose.
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to go astray in thought or belief; be mistaken; be incorrect. to go astray morally; sin: To err is human. Archaic. to deviate from the true course, aim, or purpose.
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What I did was a mistake
'Inrrai' is an error for 'errei'. This kind of mispronunciation/misspelling is common in more backward parts of Brazil where people often have little or no schooling (like once I heard 'estrombo' for 'estômago')
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