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350.       bod
5999 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 10:47 am

 

Quoting TheAenigma

 Thank you for translating the first sentence requesting translation

 

 I don´t understand - could you translate that for me please lol

351.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 12:18 pm

And the last sentence says it´s taken from Quran and religious books lol

352.       TheJanissary
384 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 12:31 pm

 

Quoting yilgun-7

 Aþaðýdaki bu bilgiyi, Ýngilizceyi bilen bir arkadaþýmýz,  Türkçeden Ýngilizceye tercüme ederse, hem memnun oluruz ve hem de yabancý arkadaþlarýn bilgisine iletiriz :

" DÝN  VE KURBAN BAYRAMI

Dünya ve dinler tarihine göre; dünya kuruldu kurulalý, baþta Hazreti Adem’den baþlayarak, Hazreti Davut, Hazreti Musa, Hazreti Ýsa ve son peygamber Hazreti Muhammet’e kadar, dünyaya 226 peygamber gelmiþtir.

Bu peygamberlerden biri de Hazreti Ýbrahim’dir.

Dünyanýn o ilk zamanlarýnda, Hazreti Ýbrahim, bir gün  Allaha þöyle yalvarmýþ=

“Allah´Ã½m bana bir erkek evlat ver, onu  sana kurban edeyim.”

Allah, Hazreti Ýbrahim’e bir erkek evlat vermiþ ve onu denemek isteyerek þöyle buyurmuþ:

“Bir tanecik oðlunu al, daðda kurban et.”

Hazreti Ýbrahim, býçaðý ile gözleri bir bezle kapalý bulunan oðlunun baþýný tam kesmek üzere iken, Allah bir meleðini göndererek, hazreti Ýbrahim’in býçak ile kalkan kolunu havada tutturmuþ ve “Bundan böyle oðlunu deðil, bu koçu keseceksin,” diye buyurmuþ.

Bu esnada, Melek, gökyüzünden getirdiði koyunu Hazreti Ýbrahim´e teslim etmiþ. 

Böylece, o günden beri, Allah için, bir insaný kurban etme       geleneðinden, bir kuzu, bir koyun, bir keçi, bir dana ya da bir deveyi kurban  etme geleneðine geçilmiþ."

(Bu bilgi, Kuraný Kerim ve din kitaplarýndan alýnmýþtýr.)

 

I know there are many turkish ppl who can speak english as a native speaker but they are interested in arguments at least they would learn something when they are doing this translation

 

353.       bod
5999 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 12:50 pm

 

Quoting TheJanissary

 

I know there are many turkish ppl who can speak english as a native speaker

 

I think there are VERY few people that speak a non-native language like a native speaker.    There are always subtle parts to a language that are only really understood by true native speakers.

354.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 12:54 pm

It is the story of Abraham/Ibrahim preparing to sacrifice his son, Isaac etc.
I believe We are more moral than the prophets of old times.  Today, Abraham/Ibrahim would be locked up for child abuse.
Childeren might be traumatized by this story. So it is better it was not told at all.

355.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 12:57 pm

 

Quoting bod

I think there are VERY few people that speak a non-native language like a native speaker.    There are always subtle parts to a language that are only really understood by true native speakers.

 

True. I may have master´s degree in English, know more than an average native speaker of English about historical grammar and linguistics, drop my Rs, use a glottal stop instead of T to the point that Irish folks think I´m British and still I´ll never master English like a native

356.       TheJanissary
384 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 01:05 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

True. I may have master´s degree in English, know more than an average native speaker of English about historical grammar and linguistics, drop my Rs, use a glottal stop instead of T to the point that Irish folks think I´m British and still I´ll never master English like a native

 

 Good on you

357.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 01:13 pm

 

Quoting thehandsom

It is the story of Abraham/Ibrahim preparing to sacrifice his son, Isaac etc.
I believe We are more moral than the prophets of old times.  Today, Abraham/Ibrahim would be locked up for child abuse.
Childeren might be traumatized by this story. So it is better it was not told at all.

 

It´s from the Bible as well. I never liked it, it shows that if you hear voices and see burning bushes you should sacrifice your children without hesitation. They didn´t have psychiatrists back then...

358.       bod
5999 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 01:17 pm

 

Quoting TheJanissary

 Good on you

 

 Seconded

359.       TheJanissary
384 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 01:37 pm

 

Quoting bod

 Seconded

 

 what s up Bod

360.       bod
5999 posts
 10 Dec 2008 Wed 01:47 pm

 

Quoting TheJanissary

 what s up Bod

 

It is not that unusual for me to be in agreement with folks........

 

lol  lol  lol

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