"Tu enlèveras ce tableau que ton père a peint."

Translation: You will remove this painting that your father painted.

[pumpkin.the.cat]

Rude

[chriswalli8]

Pourquoi! ? Qu'est ce qui ne va pas avec ca? Vous avez un probleme avec ce tableau? Ou avec mon pere? Ah oui! Ce'st ca. Il a mariee une femme qui tu as adore. Ma mere. Ah, vous ne le saviez pas. Dommage.

[GraemeSarg]

"Take down that picture that your father painted." would be a more realistic translation.

In English we use the Imperative for this type of sentence, not Future Tense.

[SimonPowel9]

"you will take away this painting that your father painted" - rejected. If "take away" doesn't = "remove" I will mange mon chapeau. Reported.

[LinJM]

Picture is idiomatic English

[GraemeSarg]

Not exactly. It's the dictionary translation.

[SteveKnowl6]

Why not, "You will take away this picture that your father painted"

[GraemeSarg]

In the context of "un tableau" it is more "take down" than "take away".

I think you'd need to use "emporter" to clarify if you meant "take away".

[djamescha]

Yes sir, Sturmbannführer !