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Rette min oversættelse
31. august 2003 af
SP anonym (Slettet)
Ville blive glad hvis, der var nogle som ville se på denne her oversættelse og se om den er ok, mht. passiv og sætningsopbygning
Nord Irland
Urolighederne I Nordirland, som af mange karakteriseres som borgerkrig, kan kun forstås, hvis man kender noget til Irlands historie.
I det 17. århundrede blev tusindvis af protestanter, bl.a. mange presbyterianere fra Skotland, sendt over for at kolonisere Ulster. Kløften mellem de indfødte og kolonisterne blev større af, at de ikke havde samme religion. Irerne blev ikke blot forfulgt, fordi de var irere, men også fordi de var katolikker. Religion og politik blev fra da af nært forbundet.
I 1689 flygtede den katolske konge, James II af England, til Irland for at blive beskyttet af sine irske undersåtter. Men han blev til sidst besejret af protestanterne den 12. juli 1690 i slaget ved Boyne.
Lige siden er denne dag blevet fejret med stor begejstring af irske protestanter, som samles flere steder i Nordirland. Der arrangeres marcher og holdes møder, og i taler og sange understreges det, at protestanterne var og stadig er sejrherrer.
North Ireland
The disturbances in North Ireland are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood, if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants among many Presbyterians from Scotland were sent over to colonize Ulster. The cleft between the natives and the planters got bigger because they haven’t had the same religion. The Irishmen were not only followed because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on close connected.
In 1689 the Catholic king James the second of England/Great Britain? escaped to Ireland to get protected by his Irish subjects. But at last he was concurred by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle in Boyne.
Ever since this day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather more places in North Ireland. There are arranged meetings and meetings are held, and in speeches and in songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were and still are victors.
Nord Irland
Urolighederne I Nordirland, som af mange karakteriseres som borgerkrig, kan kun forstås, hvis man kender noget til Irlands historie.
I det 17. århundrede blev tusindvis af protestanter, bl.a. mange presbyterianere fra Skotland, sendt over for at kolonisere Ulster. Kløften mellem de indfødte og kolonisterne blev større af, at de ikke havde samme religion. Irerne blev ikke blot forfulgt, fordi de var irere, men også fordi de var katolikker. Religion og politik blev fra da af nært forbundet.
I 1689 flygtede den katolske konge, James II af England, til Irland for at blive beskyttet af sine irske undersåtter. Men han blev til sidst besejret af protestanterne den 12. juli 1690 i slaget ved Boyne.
Lige siden er denne dag blevet fejret med stor begejstring af irske protestanter, som samles flere steder i Nordirland. Der arrangeres marcher og holdes møder, og i taler og sange understreges det, at protestanterne var og stadig er sejrherrer.
North Ireland
The disturbances in North Ireland are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood, if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants among many Presbyterians from Scotland were sent over to colonize Ulster. The cleft between the natives and the planters got bigger because they haven’t had the same religion. The Irishmen were not only followed because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on close connected.
In 1689 the Catholic king James the second of England/Great Britain? escaped to Ireland to get protected by his Irish subjects. But at last he was concurred by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle in Boyne.
Ever since this day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather more places in North Ireland. There are arranged meetings and meetings are held, and in speeches and in songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were and still are victors.
Svar #1
31. august 2003 af SP anonym (Slettet)
Forresten jeg skal aflevere den imorgen. Please hjælp.
Svar #2
31. august 2003 af Lurch (Slettet)
Her er lige mit hurtige bud,
North Ireland
The disturbances in North Ireland, which are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood, if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants, among many Presbyterians from Scotland, were sent to colonize Ulster. The gap between the natives and the colonists got bigger because they did not have the same religion. The Irishmen were not only persecuted because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on closelyconnected.
In 1689 the Catholic king, James the second of England/Great Britain fled to Ireland to get protected by his Irish subjects. But at last he was conquerored by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle at Boyne.
Ever since that day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather several places in North Ireland. Marches are being arrenged and meetings held, and in speeches and songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were, and still are, victors
Sørg for at bruge ordbogen ordenligt. Dvs. sørg for det er den rigtige betydning af ordet du vælger! Pas på kommaer og indskudte sætninger. Brug aldrig sammentrækninger på skrift, med mindre du citerer direkte tale.
North Ireland
The disturbances in North Ireland, which are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood, if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants, among many Presbyterians from Scotland, were sent to colonize Ulster. The gap between the natives and the colonists got bigger because they did not have the same religion. The Irishmen were not only persecuted because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on closelyconnected.
In 1689 the Catholic king, James the second of England/Great Britain fled to Ireland to get protected by his Irish subjects. But at last he was conquerored by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle at Boyne.
Ever since that day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather several places in North Ireland. Marches are being arrenged and meetings held, and in speeches and songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were, and still are, victors
Sørg for at bruge ordbogen ordenligt. Dvs. sørg for det er den rigtige betydning af ordet du vælger! Pas på kommaer og indskudte sætninger. Brug aldrig sammentrækninger på skrift, med mindre du citerer direkte tale.
Svar #3
31. august 2003 af Lurch (Slettet)
North Ireland
The disturbances in North Ireland, which are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants, among many Presbyterians from Scotland, were sent to colonize Ulster. The gap between the natives and the colonists got bigger because they did not have the same religion. The Irishmen were not only persecuted because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on closely connected.
In 1689 the Catholic king, James the second of England/Great Britain, fled to Ireland to get protection from his Irish subjects. But at last he was conquerored by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle at Boyne.
Ever since, that day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather several places in North Ireland. Marches are being arrenged, meetings held, and in speeches and songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were, and still are, victors
The disturbances in North Ireland, which are characterized by many as civil war, can only be understood if you know some of the history of Ireland.
In the 17th century thousands of Protestants, among many Presbyterians from Scotland, were sent to colonize Ulster. The gap between the natives and the colonists got bigger because they did not have the same religion. The Irishmen were not only persecuted because they were Irish, but also because they were Catholics: Religion and politics were from there on closely connected.
In 1689 the Catholic king, James the second of England/Great Britain, fled to Ireland to get protection from his Irish subjects. But at last he was conquerored by the Protestants July 12, 1960 at the Battle at Boyne.
Ever since, that day has been celebrated with genuine enthusiasm by Irish Protestants, which gather several places in North Ireland. Marches are being arrenged, meetings held, and in speeches and songs it is emphasized that the Protestants were, and still are, victors
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