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Jan 10, 2007 00:46
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Portuguese term

não está vindo nada

Portuguese to English Social Sciences Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. Brasil
Pra mim mandar o contrato, entendeu?

Ahã

Pra você entregar às pessoas, tal, entendeu?

Pois é, mas Carlos, o negócio é o seguinte, não está vindo nada. Eu preciso saber como é que vai ser isso, meu amor. Eu ...

Não

... preciso ganhar dinheiro,

Discussion

Amy Duncan (X) Jan 10, 2007:
Hi Michael, do you have a bit more context? It's hard to tell exactly what the person is referring to here.

Proposed translations

18 mins

nothing is coming (of it)

I'm assuming that this isn't a transcription, in which case the spelling is CORRECT and it's not 'vendo' instead of 'vindo', the meaning being significantly different if it were.

Cheers,
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33 mins

nothing is coming out

a similar idea
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2 hrs

nothing seems to be happening

It depends on the larger context.
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3 hrs

things are not coming along

If it means that business is not going well, I guess it could suit the context.

Another suggestion.
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16 hrs

nothing is coming in

nothing is happening/nothing seems to be coming of it/it hasn't progressed

but, yes it really depends on the overall context
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