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Originele teksten

Master of Pizza

O sole mio!

Born in Napoli

Live in misery

Thanks for living to camorra!

I live in a vulcano

I am napoletano

It's a life without a reason

State in serie B

Siete il napoli

State anche a falli'

Andate in serie C

You don't pay the taxes!

You must pay the taxes

If you don't like the pizza!

I will kill you!

Master!

Iamme!

Master of pizza iamme cumpà

C'a pummarola e nù babà

Master of pizza iamme cumpà

Torna a Surriento bell'e mammà

Master!

Iamme!

Torna a Surriento bell'e mammà

Master!

Iamme!

'O sole mio sta 'nfronte a te!

'O sole, 'o sole...

Iamme!

Vesuvio wash them with the fire

Iamme!

Iamme Marescià

(x2)

Iamme cumpà

'O sole mio

Master!

Iamme!

Master of pizza iamme cumpà

C'a pummarola e nù babà

Master of pizza iamme cumpà

Torna a Surriento bell'e mammà

Master!

Iamme!

Torna a Surriento bell'e mammà

Master!

Iamme!

Ma n'atu sole chiù bello, oi ne'.

’O sole mio sta 'nfronte a te!

'O sole, 'o sole mio sta 'nfronte a te,

sta 'nfronte a te!

????

Real true metal of the world

Ingediend door

Sciera op 2012-02-04

Laatst bewerkt door

Miley_Lovato op 2021-11-01

Toelichting indiener:

This song is a parody of http://lyricstranslate.com/en/Metallica-Master-Puppets-lyrics.html

In the lyrics on the band's website the parts from O sole mio aren't added, I took them from here: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E2%80%99O_sole_mio

The Italian parts of this song are propably all in Neapolitan dialect.

Where I wrote ???? there are some italian words spoken that I don't understand.

Vertaling

Master of Pizza

My sun!

Born in Naples

Live in misery

Thanks for living to camorra!

I live in a volcano

I am Neapolitan

It's a life without a reason

You're in Serie B

You're the Napoli

You're failing too

Go to Serie C

You don't pay the taxes!

You must pay the taxes

If you don't like the pizza!

I will kill you!

Master

Let's go

Master of pizza, let's go, fellows

With tomatoes and a baba

Master of pizza, let's go, fellows

Come back to Sorrento, mama's boy

Master

Let's go

Come back to Sorrento, mama's boy

Master

Let's go

My sun, it's upon your face

Sun, my sun

Let's go

Vesuvius, wash them with the fire

Let's go

Let's go marshal

Let's go, fellows

My sun

Master

Let's go

Master of pizza, let's go, fellows

With tomatoes and a baba

Master of pizza, let's go, fellows

Come back to Sorrento, mama's boy

Master

Let's go

Come back to Sorrento, mama's boy

Master

Let's go

But another sun, that's brighter still

My sun, it's upon your face

The sun, my own sun,

It's upon your face!

bedankt! ❤
2 maal bedankt

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Ingediend door

Kiocciolina op 2012-02-04

Geplaatst om te voldoen aan het verzoek van

Sciera .

Toelichting van de vertaler:

There are many references to neapolitan folk songs.
- Oh Sole Mio. The last verse of this song is a part of the classic song. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27O_Sole_Mio
- Funiculì, Funiculà. The term Iamme owns to neapolitan language, but it's famous to the whole world thanks to this song. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funniculi_funnicula
- Torna a Surriento. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torna_a_Surriento

There are also a lot of common phrases in neapolitan culture, such as Iamme marescià, or bell'e mammà.

In the 4th line, Camorra is a powerful Mafia-type criminal organization originating in the region of Campania and its capital, Naples.

In the 9th line, Napoli refers to the Football club, which at the time of this song played in Italian Serie B - now it's in Serie A.

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Gegeven reacties

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Leuk

Zat, 04/02/2012 - 23:01

Thanks for translating it so fast :)

But there are some parts where I think you might have made mistakes.
(I don't speak Italian or Neapoletan, I'm just using common sense and google translator)

"Andate in serie C" Your translation here doesn't fit at all.

What is a "baba"?

"’O sole mio sta 'nfronte a te!
'O sole, 'o sole..."
"Ma n'atu sole chiù bello, oi ne'.
’O sole mio sta 'nfronte a te!
'O sole, 'o sole mio sta 'nfronte a te,
sta 'nfronte a te!"
I looked at the translation of this song on the german wikipedia and it's pretty different to the one on the english wikipedia.
It's
"Oh, meine Sonne, strahlt von Dir!
Die Sonne, meine Sonne,"
"Es gibt keine Sonne, die schöner ist (als Du).
Oh, meine Sonne, strahlt von Dir!
Die Sonne, meine Sonne, strahlt von Dir,
strahlt von Dir!"
Which means in english:
"Oh, my sun, is shining from You!
The sun, my sun,"
"There is no sun that's more beautiful (than You).
Oh, my sun, is shining from You!
The sun, my sun, is shining from You,
Shining from You!"
Is that translation on german wikipedia wrong?

Kiocciolina

Leuk

Zon, 05/02/2012 - 00:29

Baba is is a small yeast cake saturated in liquor, usually rum, and sometimes filled with whipped cream or pastry cream. It's an italian speciality.

'Sta nfronte a me' in Italian means 'è su di te', o 'risplende su di te'. In English this is 'it shines upon you' - in the sense that the sun shines on your face - not 'from you'.

For 'andate in serie C', you're totally right. I've pasted another sentence on the right one. I've fixed that.

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Leuk

Di, 07/02/2012 - 20:21

Thanks for explaining ^^

Kiocciolina

Leuk

Di, 07/02/2012 - 20:25

You're welcome ^ ^

Sciera

Leuk

Di, 14/02/2012 - 20:45

I forgot to ask something: Does "bell'e mammà" really mean "mamma's boy" as in "someone who still lives at home and is taken care of by his mum"?

Kiocciolina

Leuk

Woe, 15/02/2012 - 07:34

Yes, it means mamma's boy, but it doesn't necessarily imply someone who still lives at home. It's an expression entered in the collective imagination which denotes the close relation between moms and children in southern Italy, and Naples in this particular case - since it's a neapolitan expression. If you would be a Neapolitan, your mom probably would call you this way as a term of endearment

Sciera

Leuk

Woe, 15/02/2012 - 10:13

And again thanks for explaining.
Didn't know about that.

I looked up "mamma's boy" in English to German dictionaries and they said it means "Muttersöhnchen" (~"little son of a mother"). That is an insult here in Germany, if you say that to someone you say that he is a coward who runs to his mum when he gets into trouble.
But well, other countries other mentalities.

Kiocciolina

Leuk

Woe, 15/02/2012 - 11:17

I got it. I guess Muttersöhnchen could be the equivalent of Italia 'mammone' ^ ^

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