Translation Help

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 28 Mar 2009, 11:43

I was given a book about the village of Camigliano, Caserta, Italy where my grandfather was from. Is there anyone that could please translate a couple of pages of this book for me. Any help would be certainly appreciated.

Thanks, Toni

PeterTimber · Post by **PeterTimber** » 28 Mar 2009, 13:31

There are people here who can translate. Letters and short passsages in book pages are preferable. We can always refer you to a commercial translator. =Peter=

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 28 Mar 2009, 13:33

I used a translator on the web and it doesn't make very much sense...ty Peter

PeterTimber · Post by **PeterTimber** » 28 Mar 2009, 13:35

How many sentences are you talking about? =Peter=

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 28 Mar 2009, 13:37

It is a couple of pages long...

elba · Post by **elba** » 28 Mar 2009, 13:50

tonij16102 wrote:It is a couple of pages long...

Send me a PM with some details and I'll see what I can do to help!
elba

maribor · Post by **maribor** » 29 Mar 2009, 20:13

Hello Toni,
You can send the pages in a PM and I'll try to translate them for you.
Maribor from Argentina.

elba · Post by **elba** » 04 Apr 2009, 23:34

tonij16102 wrote:It is a couple of pages long...

Actually it's three pages (1545 words) long Toni..

As I told you, I would have to do this between my other work. Here is the first page for you. I'll get down to do the others this coming week sometime.

Page 1 Translation

Historical People

Historical people who have given fame to Casigliano
Histoical personages who have shone in Camigliano are: C. P. Fabato grandfather in law of the naturalist of antique Rome: Plinio Cecilio II the Young, who had a villa in Camigliano called â€œVilla Camillanaâ€

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 04 Apr 2009, 23:53

elba wrote:
tonij16102 wrote:It is a couple of pages long...

Actually it's three pages (1545 words) long Toni..

As I told you, I would have to do this between my other work. Here is the first page for you. I'll get down to do the others this coming week sometime.
Thank-you so much I appreciate this very much!!
Toni

Page 1 Translation

Historical People

Historical people who have given fame to Casigliano
Histoical personages who have shone in Camigliano are: C. P. Fabato grandfather in law of the naturalist of antique Rome: Plinio Cecilio II the Young, who had a villa in Camigliano called â€œVilla Camillanaâ€

elba · Post by **elba** » 05 Apr 2009, 07:14

Thank-you so much I appreciate this very much!!
Toni

Thank you...

Be patient and you'll have the rest

BTW - put your comments 'under' the 'quote' like mine here. I nearly told you off for not even making a comment because I hadn't seen your one liner hidden away in my post!

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 05 Apr 2009, 11:21

elba wrote:
Thank-you so much I appreciate this very much!!
Toni

Thank you...

Be patient and you'll have the rest

BTW - put your comments 'under' the 'quote' like mine here. I nearly told you off for not even making a comment because I hadn't seen your one liner hidden away in my post!

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I am so sorry for the mix-up with the quotes...please remember that I always say thank-you for everything I appreciate that all everyone does on this wonderful site.....Thank-you so much for pointing this out to...hoping I did this right this time...lol....

Thank-you Toni

elba · Post by **elba** » 09 Apr 2009, 22:01

Hi Toni,
Here (finally) is Page 2. Sorry it's taken so long, but with the events over here these last few days I've been a little busy.

Page 3 is half done and I hope to finish it tomorrow or Saturday. But here's Page 2 for you.

Translation

Page 2

3. Francesco Capezzuto born in Leporano di Casigliano on the 11th Novembre 1789, was for some years the priest of S. Maria Capua Vetre. Elected Bishop of Ariano Irpino on 15th February 1838, he was actively involved in the life in the Seminary and the Clergy. On the 14th, 15th and 16th May 1843 he held a Diocesan Synod. In 1848 he founded the â€œMonte Frumentarioâ€

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 10 Apr 2009, 01:38

[quote="elba"]Hi Toni,
Here (finally) is Page 2. Sorry it's taken so long, but with the events over here these last few days I've been a little busy.

Page 3 is half done and I hope to finish it tomorrow or Saturday. But here's Page 2 for you.

Translation

Page 2

3. Francesco Capezzuto born in Leporano di Casigliano on the 11th Novembre 1789, was for some years the priest of S. Maria Capua Vetre. Elected Bishop of Ariano Irpino on 15th February 1838, he was actively involved in the life in the Seminary and the Clergy. On the 14th, 15th and 16th May 1843 he held a Diocesan Synod. In 1848 he founded the â€œMonte Frumentarioâ€

elba · Post by **elba** » 17 Apr 2009, 15:15

The first part of the last page... The remainder is almost finished.

I will send you an e- mail in a minute....

Page 3 Translation

He began his missionary activity at OnÃ¨ di Fonte (Treviso) where he remained from1929 to 1936 apart from brief periods as treasurer at Santa Maria at Vico. At the beginning ofJuly in 1936 for
â€œmoral obligationâ€

tonij16102 · Post by **tonij16102** » 17 Apr 2009, 19:00

[quote="elba"]The first part of the last page... The remainder is almost finished.

I will send you an e- mail in a minute....
TY so much I can't even begin to thank-you enough for what you have done for me....this means so very much to me. Ty again, from the bottom of my heart.
Toni

Page 3 Translation

He began his missionary activity at OnÃ¨ di Fonte (Treviso) where he remained from1929 to 1936 apart from brief periods as treasurer at Santa Maria at Vico. At the beginning ofJuly in 1936 for
â€œmoral obligationâ€

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