Hang In There - Sometimes a lift is all we need

10:49 Apr 11, 2010
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English to Hindi translations [PRO]
Advertising / Public Relations
English term or phrase: Hang In There - Sometimes a lift is all we need
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Nitin Goyal
India
Local time: 17:04


Summary of answers provided
5 +1डट॓ रहो दोस्त !...कभी कभी बस एक दिलासे कि हि तो कमी होति है।
kumararnavdeep


  

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hang in there - sometimes a lift is all we need
डट॓ रहो दोस्त !...कभी कभी बस एक दिलासे कि हि तो कमी होति है।


Explanation:
The expression, "Hang in there-sometimes a lift is all we need" commonly means that at many-a-time a little encouragement can do wonders [ as in the image, perhaps a little encouragement can make the little mouse gather its guts and complete its otherwise difficult course of action!]- Thus keeping in mind that the Hindi counterpart of this particular English expression, is also meant to serve commercial purposes,(whatsoever)-so it is necessary that the holistic meaning reamains the same rather than emphasising upon word-for-word translation ( in such a case, every word would be properly translated, yet the primary meaning and motive of the expression would be tampered with ).

kumararnavdeep
Local time: 17:04
Native speaker of: Native in AssameseAssamese, Native in HindiHindi

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  INDER M. SINGH: I agree...but 'ki', 'hi' and 'hoti' need 'barhi ee ki matra' (you have the one going to the left but they need to be on the right...
8 hrs
  -> Mr. Singh, thank you for your sincere and genuine advice, and I would like to really apologise for my mistakes. I would also say that I am greatly honored that a person of your kind of experience has made some notice of my modest attempt. Thank you!!
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