Examples of using "Originale" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're original.
Is that an original painting?
Tom is inventive.
And that is nothing is completely original.
That's not very original.
And then they had another novel idea:
All original from the 1960s.
My sentence is original.
Don't expect anything original from an echo.
I prefer to watch films in the original.
7 astronaut corps.
, from original production to the finished product.
An original for the new house.
The original sentence means the opposite.
He studied the original text of War and Peace.
The English sentence is the original one.
The Quran's original language is Arabic.
Tom has never had an original idea.
They have decided to stick to the original plan after all.
But your wish is the most original!
I had some trouble finding the original quote.
So not only was my idea completely unoriginal,
The Henninger Tower in its original form is also history
A simply and clearly written original makes translators happy.
His very rough summary does not do justice to the original text and its intellectual sophistication.
The Super Nintendo's graphics are amazing. They're so much better than those of the original Nintendo.
Tom is inventive.
Please send in the original document, and keep a photocopy for your records.
Tom wanted to be able to read the original Quran and solely for that reason he started learning Arabic.
Ali learnt the Persian language in order to be able to read the original text of the Mathnawi of Jalaluddin Rumi.
Homeopathic remedies contain nothing but water since the original substance has been diluted to the point where not a single molecule remains.
Music is troublesome. It seems that no sooner have you created it, than it in some strange way fades its original spark that was glorified by your mind.
From a translation I demand that it combine fidelity with sonority, and that it incorporate the genius of the language that it is written in, and not that of the original language. A good translator, therefore, needs to be intimately acquainted with the philology of a language pair.