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Translation Please
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02 Dec 2005 Fri 05:13 pm |
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Quoting mltm: Quoting bod:
Come on then......explain......
- "dizi" is film so how do you get the first sentence?
- "eder" is pricelist, so "ederim" must be my pricelist!!!!!
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no, for film and movie we say "film", but "dizi" is always a series.
Benim de bir amacım var, başarırsam çok şey elde ederim.
hehehe, your second comment is very cute 
maybe eder as a noun means pricelist, but "elde etmek" is a conjucted verb which means "to get, to obtain"
başarırsam = if I achieve
çok şey= a lot of things
elde ederim = in fact it's I achieve but I said I'll achieve.
and by the way, eder may mean a pricelist in the dictionary, but I've never used it, we say "fiyat listesi"
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"dizi" is a series as in a TV series only or is it more generalised than that????
Cute as it may be - *BLuSHeS* - it is things like "eder" not meaning pricelist most of the time that makes me think I will never be able to learn any language other than my native English :-S
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02 Dec 2005 Fri 05:14 pm |
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Translaton please  
Sevgilim goals are a wonderful thing to have, I hope that you reach all your goals and more, you more than deserve it. I hope that I am in your plans.
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| 12. |
02 Dec 2005 Fri 05:27 pm |
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Quoting bod:
"dizi" is a series as in a TV series only or is it more generalised than that????
Cute as it may be - *BLuSHeS* - it is things like "eder" not meaning pricelist most of the time that makes me think I will never be able to learn any language other than my native English :-S |
No, no, you will learn! Don't be lazy to learn a second language thinking that anyway everyone in the world knows english! You lazy english speakers! 
How have we done? I remember crying when they forced us to learn this language when I was 11. And you're in the beginning, don't give up. Turkish is a logical language.
etmek = to do
I think the problem here is because of the united verb (how do u call it?) "elde etmek" and also because of the "t" becoming "d" . But from now on, always think of to do when you see "eder" since we don't use it as a pricelist.
dizi is not only TV series, but because of the context you get it.
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02 Dec 2005 Fri 05:32 pm |
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Quoting Sevgilim: Translaton please
Sevgilim goals are a wonderful thing to have, I hope that you reach all your goals and more, you more than deserve it. I hope that I am in your plans. |
Sevgilim bir amaca sahip olmak harika birşey, umarım bütün amaçlarına ve daha fazlasına ulaşırsın, dahası hakedersin. Umarım planlarına ben varım.
PS: In fact "Bir amaca sahip olmak harika birşey" is "it's a wonderful thing to have a goal. because this sounds better in turkish...
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02 Dec 2005 Fri 05:41 pm |
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Quoting mltm: No, no, you will learn! Don't be lazy to learn a second language thinking that anyway everyone in the world knows english! You lazy english speakers!
How have we done? I remember crying when they forced us to learn this language when I was 11. And you're in the beginning, don't give up. Turkish is a logical language./QUOTE]
Don't worry, I shall not give up!
Whether or not I am ever going to be any good is another question but I shall not give up......
I was forced at school to learn French and failed completely. But I have really taken to the Turkish language and spend lots of time trying to learn. Plus I have Turkish radio on all day - I don't understand it but at least I am getting used to the sound of the language! |
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19 Dec 2005 Mon 01:07 pm |
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Plese could someone translate this into turkish.Thank You
Victoria before she set off for church.She was very nervous as you can see from her face.
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