Hi was wondering if you could translate this for me

ben sana asik oldum (it was something like this, may have got it slightly wrong, sorry!)

Thanks

 I fell in love with you.

is the turkish correct or is there spelling mistakes?

 I am a beginner but i think it translates like

I became sulky to you

but

âþýk means in love

whereas asik means sulky.......decide which suits the context

just ´aþýk´

Ah ok then, Thanks

sulky? no

"aþýk olmak" means "to fall in love"

so the first translation is correct

 Thank you aswell.

Also thanks to Lesluv for trying

ah must stay out of translation zone.....oops

 You won´t learn if you don´t try!

 at least you try thats all that matter, practice makes perfect im in the early stages of learning aswell but i do try to help others if i am able to.

just try, u cannot learn if u don´t make any mistakes

just try, u you cannot learn if u you don´t make any mistakes      

 but my translation could ruin a beautiful relationship moment ha ha

 ....or looking on the bright side, it could save someone from a terrible mistake

 I didn´t like to say that

it was something to do with my friend i wanted to know what it meant without haveing to ask her

Quoting lady in red
 ....or looking on the bright side, it could save someone from a terrible mistake lol

Quoting lesluv
 but my translation could ruin a beautiful relationship moment ha ha

i agree with both of these and so it brings up my query:

i like to attempt the tur to eng transations here on the forum because I can come back and check on my mistakes and they are easily found and neatly organized.   

but I feel very bad when my attempt is wrong.      that poster could be upset and respond too quickly to their loved one before a better/correct translation is posted.  even if they do wait for more translations, they could be heartbroken or incorrectly hopeful. 

so, what should i do?  should i stop trying/attempting translations for the ones im not too sure about?  your best suggestion?

The best thing to do is to always put a ´disclaimer´ at the end of your translation.  Something like ´my attempt but I´m only a learner so wait for corrections´

 Great advice! It also means that we feel very relaxed about correcting it, knowing that you are asking for corrections  ...

Ok Thank You very much.  I will put a disclaimer on any future attempts

From one learner to another, might it be a more colourful way to say:-

´Seni gorur gormez aþik [or asýk - as the case may be] oldum´   ???????????

Tazx1