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Please Please translate sms
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 01:55 am |
Can I please have a translation to English message. Thank you so much.
Hi darling, beni yanlis anlamiyacaksan seninle özel bir konu görüsmek istiyorum. senden ricam bana yardimci olurmusun darling. biliyorsun suan idaretten work kendine bir bilgisayar almayi düşÃ¼nüyorum bana yardim edermisn yazin calismaya basalyinca geri ödemek sartiyla düsüncelerini yazarken memnun olrun bıtanem.
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 02:15 am |
Quoting Sevgilim: Can I please have a translation to English message. Thank you so much.
Hi darling, beni yanlis anlamiyacaksan seninle özel bir konu görüsmek istiyorum. senden ricam bana yardimci olurmusun darling. biliyorsun suan idaretten work kendine bir bilgisayar almayi düşÃ¼nüyorum bana yardim edermisn yazin calismaya basalyinca geri ödemek sartiyla düsüncelerini yazarken memnun olrun bıtanem. |
Hi darling, if you dont misunderstand me, i wanna talk a private subject. my wish from you is can you help me? you know i want to a reasonable computer for my own. can you help me. when i start to work in summer i will pay you back, in this conditions.
düsüncelerini yazarken memnun olrun bıtanem. - i didnt understand this part but.. he wanted to say he would be please when he writes his thoughts...
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 01:11 pm |
Suigenersis you are a star ****** thank you so much
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 01:26 pm |
Would someone please help me with a reply? Thank you so much.
Do you know how much computers cost? I am not rich, I have a mortgage, a car and children to look after. I work hard for my money. If you need things take a second job. You have never even bought me so much as a drink in the time that i have known you.
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 01:36 pm |
Quoting suki: Would someone please help me with a reply? Thank you so much.
Do you know how much computers cost? I am not rich, I have a mortgage, a car and children to look after. I work hard for my money. If you need things take a second job. You have never even bought me so much as a drink in the time that i have known you. |
bilgisayarlar kac para haberin var mı? Zengin degilim, ev kredim, bir arabam ve bakmam gereken cocuklarım var. Para kazanmak icin cok calısıyorum. Eger bir seye ihtiyacın varsa ikinci bir iş bul. Seni tanıdıgım zaman zarfında bana bir ickiden fazla bir sey almadın.
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 02:39 pm |
Can some kind person please translate the reply that i got back.....
Thank you darling ben almak tan vazgectim zaten sende haklisin. see you later
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 02:42 pm |
Quoting Sevgilim: Can some kind person please translate the reply that i got back.....
Thank you darling ben almak tan vazgectim zaten sende haklisin. see you later |
Thank you darling i gave up from buying. you are right indeed. see you later.
hmm his hopes are broken eh? poor he..
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 02:52 pm |
Quoting Sevgilim: Can some kind person please translate the reply that i got back.....
Thank you darling ben almak tan vazgectim zaten sende haklisin. see you later |
you are great! this is the best answer to him
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 04:35 pm |
I have had another sms will someone please translate. I feel a little cruel for what I have said, but it is the truth I need to support myself. I have already sent him cash in the past and also paid for everything while I was on holiday there. This is the short sms he sent:
her þey için teþekkürler sen beni yanlýþ anlamýssýn zaten bende ingilizce yok böylesi daha güzel oldu sana mutluluk ve baþarýlar dilerim
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24 Jan 2006 Tue 04:47 pm |
Quoting Sevgilim: I have had another sms will someone please translate. I feel a little cruel for what I have said, but it is the truth I need to support myself. I have already sent him cash in the past and also paid for everything while I was on holiday there. This is the short sms he sent:
her þey için teþekkürler sen beni yanlýþ anlamýssýn zaten bende ingilizce yok böylesi daha güzel oldu sana mutluluk ve baþarýlar dilerim
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Thanks for the everything. you misunderstood me. i dont know any english as well so thats better.. wish you success and happines.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 11:20 am |
You should never feel obligided to send money to someone in Turkey, and you shouldnt feel cruel for what you said either, you were completely right to do so. I think its disgusting of him to ask you to buy him a computer! computers arent cheap.
Why do so many Turkish men get away with this? Have they no shame? Most of the messages in this forum up for translation are written by Turkish men after money, writting out romantic poems, then going on to explain how much debt they have, and that they need help. They would never ask Turkish women for help with financial problems, so why do they feel they can shamelessly ask foreign women? They seem to have no respect for foreign women at all, they just seem to see them as walking money!
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 11:22 am |
i totally agree with that.. i think that its disgraceful :@
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 12:24 pm |
This may be true, that a lot of Turkish men may ask foreign women for money but not all. for instance my boyfriend whom i've known for a pretty long time now. he has debt and i've asked if i can help but he simply refuses,stating "no my love, you have debt. you must worry about your debt and I worry about mine." alright bye guys
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 12:36 pm |
Totally agree with Yabanci. I'd run away from guys like that as quick as possible. How can someone put up with that, and accept it??
Don't think that you are cruel.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 12:39 pm |
hehe yeah, my man gave me 100€ when he was here, with the words:
"Stop feeling guilty when i pay, here's the money, you can pay!" i felt a bit like Pretty Woman (without the prostitute part )
But it's true, it can go the other way too. And i agree with Ceyda, it's disgraceful. It's true that most people in Holland (or most other european countries) earn more money with the same or even with less work. We just shouldn't forget that life in Holland is more expensive than life in Turkey. So in the end, those foreign women probably don't have much more to spend than 'their' Turkish men.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 12:41 pm |
yep stick to your guns.I know what its like to feel as though you are being pressurised to give money but at the end of the day if they want to buy new things such as computers then they are just gonna have to get another job and save! thats what everyone else has to do.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 12:47 pm |
Yeah, i don't burn my fingers on serving pancakes because i like it
In Holland it is also very normal for youth to have a parttime job, in a restaurant or a clothing-shop.. because it gains you independency and you learn how to use money.
It is a fact that you are more careful with stuff you had to save/work for yourself, than things you just get!
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 04:17 pm |
And plus, if they are in debt and dont have a steady job, thats their own fault. Wages might be low in Turkey, but knowing this they should try to goto university and get a steady job, rather than just working 3 months in the summer and expecting to make a living by ripping off naive tourists.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 08:00 pm |
But going to university is not a very easy thing. There is a university exam and to pass that exam, one should go to a preparatory school which are private, and it costs.In the simple public schools, the education is not very good. Your chances of attending a university are not very high since there are a lot of young people trying to enter and the place is limited.
Also, even if you have succeeded to enter a university, all the things still cost. The family, usually the poor ones, opress these young men to look for a job and look after the family. There are still a lot of parents who don't value high education.
And usually, the economically poor children are not successful in their high-school life. They don't have a motivation. They don't expect a good future, they don't have hopes about their future, so they don't study hard.
Usually their parents haven't had a high education, so he hasn't been grown up getting the motivation for higher education.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 10:23 pm |
And that's an excuse to rip of tourists then is it? I understand that it's not easy going to university and getting a good job in Turkey, but surely there has to be other options than simply going to the nearest touristic resort and looking for a naive foreign woman to rip off and use.
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 11:01 pm |
i totally agree, when I was in Turkey in 2004 with my family one of the animation team spent loads of time with us, got us to join in everything, then one day asked my dad to buy her a pair of trainers as hers were old!! When my dad said no she didn't speak to us for the rest of our holiday!!!! So it's not just men, or Turkish but many people who work in this type of industry
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 11:08 pm |
Thats really a good example to show... its not with being Turkish or being with man.. its with mind.. and they are working in the same company... maybe they demand becoz it is what they are presented... i mean some ppl were giving them and they are hearing those fairy tales like no sweat from forehead but easy money... so here we are now!! cause and effect eh?
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25 Jan 2006 Wed 11:18 pm |
The British should tell us how make so much money with taxes. We almost don't collect any tax at all. All the people who run a big or small bussines cliam that they lose money each year and nobody pays any tax. There is also no control what so ever.
In the UK it is so amazing to see a taxing system working so smooth and perfectly. The taxing office (Revenue & Customs) even makes radio advertisements. Even I know that you have to register within 3 months of starting any bussines and you can register by phone or online.
In Turkia tax means that you pay some experts to fill complicated forms with fake information and then you send somebody to wait 6 hours in the tax office to apply with these fake papers not to pay any tax.
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26 Jan 2006 Thu 12:39 am |
Quoting erdinc: In Turkia tax means that you pay some experts to fill complicated forms with fake information and then you send somebody to wait 6 hours in the tax office to apply with these fake papers not to pay any tax. |
Corruption is alive and well in the corporate corridors of Turkey then :-S
Although I suspect that things will change significantly if and when Turkey eventually becomes part of the EU......but exactly why it wants to I do not understand!!!
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28 Jan 2006 Sat 04:10 pm |
I think this guy has stooped very low to expect off you. As to pay you back next year I suspect he would just ignore it once he had the computer. His next mission would be to see what else he could get.
It seems life is getting too easy for them in the resorts. They have never had it so good. Thinking the tourist has too much money, which is not the case. Generally it takes a year to save for a holiday for most people.
The businesses must be booming with all the tourist trade and unfortunately I have heard people that won't return because of the ripping off.
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28 Jan 2006 Sat 10:16 pm |
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Life is not very easy for most of them.They work long hours for very little money and there is no work for them in the winter.
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