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Translation please
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27 Sep 2005 Tue 07:57 pm |
"If you can reply to this letter, I will be so happy"
" I can't wait to see you, this is just the beginning of something special"
Tesekkur ederim
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27 Sep 2005 Tue 08:33 pm |
"eğer bu mektubuma cevap verirsen çok mutlu olacağım"
"seni görmeyi bekleyemem, bu sadece özel olan birşeyin başlangıcıdır"
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27 Sep 2005 Tue 08:49 pm |
Merhaba Düşkahvesi,
your translation is very good. I see that your are improving your English with time. I'm happy to see you are also helping others with the translations.
Your first sentence is correct. The second sentence can be improved.
"I can't wait to see you" means I'm impatient to see you. So it isnt actually a negative sentence. For the second sentence I would suggest this:
"Seni görmeyi sabırsızlıkla bekliyorum. Bu özel birşeylerin sadece başlangıcı."
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27 Sep 2005 Tue 08:57 pm |
ayıp ediyon hocam
toefl aldım ben ya
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 01:14 am |
it still was good translation duskahvesi.
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 01:17 am |
"sabırsızlıkla" kelimesini soruyorlar
daha önceden öyle çeviriyordum ama artık vazgeçtim
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 11:49 am |
pls tell me why u used the word
" eger" and how can it be used
pls pls
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 01:29 pm |
Eğer means if...
Eğer okula gidersen,kitapları almayı unutma...
if u go to school,dont forget to take the books...
Eğer beni seviyorsan,herseye katlanırsın...
if u love me,u can bear everything...
Is it enough for now?
I hope it will help you...
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 07:15 pm |
Greetings to all,
the second sentence of kay05's is starting like this:
"I can't wait to see you..."
this clause will be giving the opposite meaning if translated literally. Lets have a closer look:
"to wait" in Turkish is "beklemek"
to wait = beklemek
wait= bekle
I wait = beklerim
I don’t wait = beklemem
and finally
I can't wait = bekleyemem
A similar example:
söylemek= to say
söyleyemem= I can't say
Unfortunately "bekleyemem" means "there is no possibility for me to wait" or "I'm unable to wait". Since from the response I got, it appears it doesn’t help to write politely so I have to write it clearly:
If you translate the clause "I cant wait to..." with "bekleyemem" it will be completely the opposite and it will be completely wrong.
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28 Sep 2005 Wed 09:15 pm |
So what is bekliyorum ?
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