Aim for 15 to 17 characters per second (CPS). Duration: Minimum: 1 second (so the eye can catch it). Maximum: 6 to 7 seconds (to avoid clutter). Line Breaks: Maximum two lines per subtitle.
Oscar Wilde's writing is famous for its aestheticism and sharp irony. Your translations should reflect this.
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If a pun doesn't work in Portuguese, find a culturally relevant equivalent rather than translating literally. Aim for 15 to 17 characters per second (CPS)
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Use the "mesoclise" or "ênclise" sparingly to add a "classic" feel without making the text unreadable for younger Brazilians. Line Breaks: Maximum two lines per subtitle
Use "sacadas" (clever remarks) that preserve his irony.