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bayram message
1.       lorlitt
3 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 11:12 am

hi all

hope someone can help me i am looking for a nice bayram message to send to my fiance in the army also one for his family Hope someone can help me ?  Thanks {#lang_emotions_ty_ty}

2.       ZulfuLivaneli
1200 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 04:31 pm

What bayram? Doðum ðün mü, yýlbaþý mý?

3.       anka
207 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 04:52 pm

Bayram is Bayram haha..

I think it doesn´t have a equivalent in English.

It is Ramazan Bayram, Sacrifical Bayram.. But near the meaning of "Holiday"

Such as Thanksgiving Holiday...

For muslims Sacrifal Bayram is near, so she is asking for a message for that..

 

How is this:

 

HER ILKBAHARDA GELINCIKLERIN EN GUZEL BASLANGICLARI MUJDELEMESI GIBI, BU BAYRAMIN DA SANA VE AILENE MUTLULUK VE NESE GETIRMESINI DILIYORUM... IYI BAYRAMLAR! 

(As the poppies announce the best startings in every spring, I wish this Bayram to bring you and your family the happiness and merriment... Have a nice Bayram!

 

or this:


Güzellik, birlik, beraberlik dolu, her zaman bir öncekinden daha güzel ve mutlu bir Bayram diliyorum. Büyüklerimin ellerinden küçüklerimin gözlerinden öpüyorum.

I wish a Bayram more beautiful and happier than the prior, full of beauty, unity, togetherness.

I kiss from the hands of elders and from the eyes of youngers in the family...

 

BUT IF YOU WISH A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR YOUR FIANCE, YOU CAN TYPE ME PRIVATE AND I CAN TRANSLATE

 

4.       sonunda
5004 posts
 29 Nov 2008 Sat 04:54 pm

Kurban Bayramý 8th-11th December.

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