Need a finnish translator
Hello.
If some of you finnish people can translate a song for me into english, I would be very thankful!
The song is "Kuolema Tekee Taiteilijan" by Nightwish.
Kerran vain haaveeni nähdä sain
En pienuutta alla tähtien tuntenutKerran sain kehtooni kalterit
Vankina sieltä kirjettä kirjoitanLuojani, luoksesi anna minun tulla siksi miksi lapseni minua luulee
Sinussa maailman kauneus
Josta kuolema teki minusta taiteilijanLuojani, luoksesi anna minun tulla siksi miksi lapseni minua luulee
Oman taivaan tänne loin
Anna minun päästä pois
Something like:
Only once was I able to see my wish
I couldn't feel how small I was under the starsOnce I got bars for my cradle
I write a letter as a prisoner from thereMy god, for your sake let me became what my child thinks I am
In you the world's beauty
From where death made me an artistMy god, for your sake let me became what my child thinks I am
I createed a heaven of my own here
Let me get away
Although it was pretty difficult, since saying stuff english usually requires more words.
Well, i told to a friend (LSF.CREEBONE) to help you .. but i see death helped you, anyway here is my friend translate if its needed for anything..:
Once only I was allowed to saw my dream
Not smallness I didn’t feel under the stars
Once I get bars in to my cradle
In prisoner I will write a letter from there
My God, let me came to you that what my baby will believe
about me
In you the universe
Which death made me an artist
My God, let me came to you that what y baby will believe
About me
My own sky I create in here
Let me go away
source: www.google.com
Nightwish Lyrics
Artist: Nightwish
Album: Once
Song: Kuolema tekee taiteilijan
Kerran vain haaveeni nähdä sain
En pienuutta alla tähtien tuntenut
Kerran sain kehtooni kalterit
Vankina sieltä kirjettä kirjoitanLuojani, luoksesi, anna minun tulla siksi, miksi lapseni minua luulee
Sinussa maailman kauneus, josta kuolema teki minusta taiteilijan
Luojani, luoksesi, anna minun tulla siksi, miksi lapseni minua luuleeOman taivaan tänne loin
Anna minun päästä pois
Oman taivaan tänne loin
Anna minun päästä pois*Translation*:
Only once I could see my dream
Didn´t feel the smallness under the stars
Once I got bars in my cradle
As a prisoner I write a letter from thereMy Lord, to you, let me become what my child thinks I am
In you is the beauty of the world, of which death made me an artist
My Lord, to you, let me become what my child thinks I amMy own heaven I created here
Let me get away
My own heaven I created here
Let me get away
I already knew the translation btw
*EDIT*
I am gonna see them live in March Metal day in my neighbourhood in 2 weeks ^^
I am so happy for this
the only thing i know is that "perkele" is the grandfather of the devil, or something like that
No lol, perkele is perkele. There's no definition of what it is.
It's just a curse.
No lol, perkele is perkele. There's no definition of what it is.
It's just a curse.
dude, even wikipedia is more up to date than u are
Perkele is a god in Finnish mythology, whose identity was that of a God of Thunder. Perkele was referred to with a variety of names, including Ukko, meaning "an old man," and Ylijumala, meaning "the supreme god." The name is of Indo-European origin. Related gods are known in Latvia (Pērkons), Lithuania (Perkunas), Prussia (Percunis), Poland (Perkun, Perun, or Perkwunos), Russia (Perun) and Slovenia (Parkelj).
With the spread of Christianity, the church co-opted Perkele for one of the many names of Satan, eventually turning the name of the god to a swear word. Today, "perkele" is one of the most common Finnish expletives. Perkele is also the name of Swedish Oi! and ska band, known for their incorporation of skinhead themes such as pride, unity, and acceptance.[1][2]
dude, even wikipedia is more up to date than u arePerkele is a god in Finnish mythology, whose identity was that of a God of Thunder. Perkele was referred to with a variety of names, including Ukko, meaning "an old man," and Ylijumala, meaning "the supreme god." The name is of Indo-European origin. Related gods are known in Latvia (Pērkons), Lithuania (Perkunas), Prussia (Percunis), Poland (Perkun, Perun, or Perkwunos), Russia (Perun) and Slovenia (Parkelj).
With the spread of Christianity, the church co-opted Perkele for one of the many names of Satan, eventually turning the name of the god to a swear word. Today, "perkele" is one of the most common Finnish expletives. Perkele is also the name of Swedish Oi! and ska band, known for their incorporation of skinhead themes such as pride, unity, and acceptance.[1][2]
Sure, and everythings 100% correct in wikipedia. :roll:
Anyways, no one uses it to talk about satan or "God of Thunder". That's ancient history. If you ask a finnish they say it's a curse.
yep, that is what wikipedia said anyway....
but u said there was nothing behind it (the curse), and i think ancient history is still history
Thank you a lot, Death! :salute: