Eng > CZ translation please someone

Can someone please translate
"One day, My Love"
I'm not sure if gender is different, but it is from female to male. I would appreciate. Thanks

 

I'm sure someone will help but, a bit of clarification:

do you mean one day as in "I will be gone for one day"
or do you mean "some" day as in "one day I will have a great job"?

 

As in "one day we will be together"....

 

It can be translated like: "jednoho dne budeme spolu" or "jednoho dne budeme zit spolu"; depends on the meaning behind. The second version means a more stable relationship like "one day we will live together" and the first one means "one day we will be together". But both versions are pretty close in meaning.

 

Thank you so much for the translation!!

 

Ok, I thought I understood but now I am confused as to which one I should use!!!! :?
It is meant as in he is in Cz Rep and I am in US and one day we will be together again; living together. So, which should I use????? eekkk... I appreciate any help. Thanks

 

I guess - if you want to stress you will live together (like you didn't live together before), then use "budeme žít spolu", if you want to put stress on "be together", then use "budeme spolu".

Personaly, I believe, if you were together before (in past), you shoud use word zase (again) -

Jednou budeme zase spolu - On day we will be together again.

 

Thanks eso....It's clear now.

 

One more thing...if I wanted to add "My Love" to it???.....One day we will be together again my love... Thanks again :wink:

 

my guess:

můj milý

but let someone here who really knows advise first - I tend to mess things up when it comes to translations

 

Thanks for the guess Glenn!!! Can someone please verify if this is indeed correct???? Thanks!!!

 

It is not wrong, but somehow old-fashioned. I would prefer “miláčku” as the simplest translation.

Have a look at this thread, or search the forum for “my love”, “darling”, “miláčku”, “lásko”…

And back to the original question, I second the eso’s usage of “jednou”. It sounds much more Czech than “jednoho dne” (=one day).

 

So if I wanted to use "lasko" would I write moje lasko or lasko moje?? I hate to be so picky, but I am getting something engraved and would hate to get it wrong!! Thanks!
"Jednou budeme zase spolu moje lasko"...would this be correct??

 

I would use,,,

Lásko moje!

Jednou budeme zase spolu, lásko!

 

I thought ma=female moje=male? So the statement quoted is correct from female to male???

 

male to female:
:arrow: Lásko má!
:arrow: Má lásko!

female to male:
:arrow: Lásko moje!
:arrow: Moje lásko!

Or you can also write "lásko" without "moje" or "má"

 

No. Word "láska" is feminine and only that is important for pronoun of choice.

"Má" and "Moje" are interchangeable - "má" sounds more poetic.

Correct.

 

I'll never learn czech at this rate!!!!

So this statement is correct from female to male:

Jednou budeme zase spolu, lásko

and if I wanted more poetic, ma could be used from female to male?

Jednou budeme zase spolu, ma lásko

 

Yes, it could.

Or, if you want even more poetic, you could change word order -

Jednou budeme zase spolu, lásko má.

 

Ok guys..what if I wanted to change the sentence around to read:

"In time, my love, we will be together again."

Can someone help with this translation please... gracias.