Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

Känn ingån sorg för meg

English translation:

Don't grieve for me/don't feel sorry for me

Added to glossary by Derringdo
Dec 7, 2005 14:54
18 yrs ago
Swedish term

Känn ingån sorg för meg

Non-PRO Swedish to English Other Slang
hi, can you please translate into english for me. Thanks alot!
Change log

Dec 7, 2005 20:46: Michele Fauble changed "Language pair" from "Danish to English" to "Swedish to English"

Discussion

Peter Linton (X) Dec 9, 2005:
I think Michele Fauble has a point - references are valuable, and provide a more solid basis for choosing. So I think it is legitimate to regard the same words but with references as a new answer.
Derringdo Dec 8, 2005:
OK, but isn't it better to add only the new suggestions? And references are fine but don't qualify as new answers.
Michele Fauble Dec 8, 2005:
To provide an alternative translation that was not suggested in the earlier answer and to provide references, which the asker might find useful.
Derringdo Dec 7, 2005:
Why do people suggest answers that have already been given a few hours earlier?
Michele Fauble Dec 7, 2005:
This is Swedish. It should be 'K�nn ingen sorg f�r mig'.
Rebecca Barath Dec 7, 2005:
Nope, not NyNorsk
Terence Ajbro Dec 7, 2005:
This is not Danish, probably New Norwegian

Proposed translations

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20 mins
Swedish term (edited): K�nn ing�n sorg f�r meg
Selected

Don't grieve for me/don't feel sorry for me

If it is Swedish the spelling is not correct. But it does sound Swedish.

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Note added at 24 mins (2005-12-07 15:18:43 GMT)
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If it is slang I would understand it as "Don't trouble yourself over me" or something like that.
Peer comment(s):

agree EKM
12 hrs
Thanks
agree Hans Harding : It is not slang, but known from the lyrics of a song by Håkan Hellström.
16 hrs
Thanks
agree Michele Fauble
1 day 5 hrs
Thanks. You have more exp. in the world of Kudoz than me so maybe repeating parts of other suggestions is alright. Maybe the "rules" differ in the different fora. :)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
4 mins
Swedish term (edited): K�nn ing�n sorg f�r meg

Can't anyone look after me

I think this is Swedish. My Swedish is not as strong as my Danish, but I think it does mean the above.

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Note added at 5 mins (2005-12-07 14:59:53 GMT)
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P.S. If it really is slang, I suppose a better translation would be "Can anyone look out for me".
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41 mins
Swedish term (edited): K�nn ing�n sorg f�r meg

Can someone take care of me

my suggestion
Peer comment(s):

agree Dziadzio
3 hrs
Thank you
disagree Michele Fauble : 'Don't grieve/mourn for me'.
5 hrs
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+2
5 hrs
Swedish term (edited): K�nn ing�n sorg f�r meg

Don't grieve for me/Don't mourn for me

Swedish-language rock poet Håkan Hellström (album "Känn
ingen sorg för mig Göteborg" or "Don't grieve for me, Gothenburg"). ...
www.mic.stim.se/avd/mic/prod/hitfacts.nsf/0/a925b8aec628145...

Best Male Artist was rock poet Håkan Hellström, with his CD "Känn ingen sorg för mig Göteborg" ("Don't mourn for me Gothenburg") also Best Album. ...
www.mic.stim.se/avd/mic/prod/hitfacts.nsf/0/c674a0f7bdaecca...

Peer comment(s):

agree Catherine Brix : Another take on this theme is from Evita - Don't cry for me Argentina
10 mins
thanks
agree Clare Barnes : Don't cry for me...
42 mins
thanks
neutral Derringdo : How is this answer different from mine? And why does she receive the "agrees"?
1 hr
'Don't mourn for me' + references
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1 day 20 hrs
Swedish term (edited): K�nn ing�n sorg f�r meg

Don't cry for me

As the asker specifies slang, I think you need something lightweight like this, particularly because it echoes the well-known song. Words like 'grieve' and 'mourn' are of course perfectly correct translations, but they are not really slang words -- too high a register in this context, in my view.
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