Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> While that affects the result, it does not explain what I will never
> forget: many years ago I saw a movie on TV set during WWII. A Nazi officer
> greeted another one with "Heil Hitler!" The Hebrew subtitle said, "Shalom."
In some languages (such as Arabic), there is no big difference between
these two terms (the original term in German, and the Hebrew
translation).
It reminds me a verse from the "Brit HaChadasha"(*):
"The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak".
The brilliant translator translated it to:
"HaVodka Achla, Aval HaBasar Mehurban"...
(*) to save you the need to read the Brit HaChadasha in order to understand the
real meaning, let me translate it here:
"HaMotivazia Gvoha, Aval Mazav HaChomer Yarud".
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