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2 questions..
1.       TimmyDX
11 posts
 20 May 2013 Mon 10:49 pm

I have 2 questions:

 

so i said something nice to a person today and that person asked me if those

were my own words or that i got them from somewhere else.

and i wanted to reply: Those are words from the heart.

how do you say that in Turkish ?

 

and the other one is. a colleague of mine is getting her contract terminated this week and i just wanted to say: Don´t worry, everything is going to be okay.

What is the best way to say that in Turkish to comfort someone ?

 

Sorry for all the questions but id really appreciate the help.

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2.       harp00n
3993 posts
 20 May 2013 Mon 11:00 pm

 

 Those are words from the heart.  

Bu sözleri kalbimle söylüyorum .

 

 Don´t worry, everything is going to be okay.

Endişelenme, her şey güzel olacak.

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3.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 21 May 2013 Tue 07:52 am

it is wrong if I say

 

 

bu sözler (laflar) kalbimden sana gelir

 

and

 

herşey yolunda (yolundadır)

 

teşekkürler

4.       TheDunedain
34 posts
 21 May 2013 Tue 05:01 pm

@elenagabriela

In the first clause, it is not false but it is better if you say ´bu sözler sana kalbimden gelir´ which means ´these words come from my heart to you´

And the second one is true as well. It means ´Everything is allright.´

Edited (5/21/2013) by TheDunedain [^_^]

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