Like this one: 
http://a.maimult.ro/lmo/translate.php?l=sr&p=28&t=1&s=&o=&h=1&m=10&i=6#i7248825 
?

On each text there's a #X number on the right. That's a permalink.

Let me know if that works for you.

It seems to work.  Thanks!

But, I would suggest that you have an explicit permalink icon or text that 
would lead to a permalink.

From the UI point of view, it is not obvious that a label that changes every 
time you translate something provides a permalink.  

For example a label 12/50 on some translation means that I am on translation 12 
out of 50 of the *current view*. That view will change as soon as I translate 
something, so I don't know if once the view changes the link will keep pointing 
to the *new* 12/50, or the *old* one.

Hope this helps.

In any case, now I know where to find what I want.

Other software usually uses some constant text, or constant image to denote 
permalinks.  

The behavior of permalinks is a bit confusing.

Try this page: 
http://a.maimult.ro/lmo/review.php?l=sr&p=0&f=&t=2&s=&o=0&h=0&m=10&i=0

On it, I click the permalink on one of the translations: 
http://a.maimult.ro/lmo/translate.php?l=sr&p=&f=all%20files&t=2&s=&o=&h=1&m=10&i
=2#i3058550

I don't get just that translation, I get a pageful of stuff.  So it seems that 
the #X links don't (always?) behave as permalinks.