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Practising translating eng to turk
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1.       jenniecakes
125 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 12:04 am

I hate having to ask people to translate for me, so i have been trying to practise, could someone correct this for me please?  Or tell me its all correct?  Lol



How are you?  I know your problem is making you sad, but sometimes I feel like you don’t really love me anymore.  You don’t seem to want to talk to me very often.  I understand that you are having problems with money, and I am very sorry that I can not help you at this time.  All I can hope is that One day we will both be very happy together.


 


Nasilsin?  Ben Problemisin neden olma uzgunsun anladim, ama bazen beni sevmiyorsun daha fazla hissediyorum. Beni sýk sýk Konusmak istmiyorsun.  Ben problemisin parali anladim ve bu zaman ben cok uzluyorum seni yardim etmiyorum.  Ben bu bir gun mutluyuz olacagiz birlikte umabiliyorum.

2.       MarioninTurkey
6124 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 07:19 am

 Here is a sentence to get you started ...

Quoting jenniecakes

 Beni sýk sýk Konusmak istmiyorsun. 

 

every verb makes the noun take a different ending: sometimes this is the same as English, sometimes not. In Turkish konuþmak takes -le. You can see this by looking it up in the dictionary on the left.

 

So it is benimle konuþmak, not beni konuþmak.

 

To want is istemek. The root is iste-. So it is istemiyorsun, with an "e"

 

Benimle sýk sýk konuþmak istemiyorsun.

 

Sýk sýk benimle konuþmak istemiyorsun sounds better to the ear.

 

What you wrote is you don´t want to talk to me often. The second is Often you don´t want to talk to me.

3.       jenniecakes
125 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 12:08 pm

Thankyou, so If I re-do this paragraph, hopefully it will be right next time...! Confused

4.       jenniecakes
125 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 12:11 pm

 

Quoting MarioninTurkey

 Here is a sentence to get you started ...

 

every verb makes the noun take a different ending: sometimes this is the same as English, sometimes not. In Turkish konuþmak takes -le. You can see this by looking it up in the dictionary on the left.

 

 

Where abouts in the dictionary will I find this?  I think I am being blind here!!

 

5.       lady in red
6947 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 12:15 pm

 

Quoting jenniecakes

 

 

Where abouts in the dictionary will I find this?  I think I am being blind here!!

 

 

http://www.turkishdictionary.net/?word=konu%FEmak

 

Different ways to use konuþmak - Point 5 shows it used with ´le/la´

6.       lady in red
6947 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 06:57 pm

 

Quoting jenniecakes

How are you?  I know your problem is making you sad, but sometimes I feel like you don’t really love me anymore.  You don’t seem to want to talk to me very often.  I understand that you are having problems with money, and I am very sorry that I can not help you at this time.  All I can hope is that One day we will both be very happy together.

 

Nasilsin?  Ben Problemisin neden olma uzgunsun anladim, ama bazen beni sevmiyorsun daha fazla hissediyorum. Beni sýk sýk Konusmak istmiyorsun.  Ben problemisin parali anladim ve bu zaman ben cok uzluyorum seni yardim etmiyorum.  Ben bu bir gun mutluyuz olacagiz birlikte umabiliyorum.

 

No-one seems to have looked at this yet so I will try to do some corrections for you Jennie.

 

Ben Problemisin neden olma uzgunsun anladim, ama bazen beni sevmiyorsun daha fazla hissediyorum

 

I think this sentence should be something more like this:

 

Anladým ki senin problemini kendini üzgün yapýyor, ama bazen beni sevmiyorsun hissediyorum

 

You don´t need the ´ben´ at the beginning; your problem = ´problemIN´ (use ´sin´ after a vowel)

Kendini = yourself 

 

Ben problemisin parali anladim ve bu zaman ben cok uzluyorum seni yardim etmiyorum

 

and this one,

 

Parala problemini var anladým ve çok üzgünüm ki þu anda seni yardým edemiyorum. 

 

To say ´you have´ something you use ´var´  meaning ´there is´ - so ´there is to you a problem´

Þu anda = at this moment/at the present time

´Edemiyorum´ not ´etmiyorum´.  You need the ´e´ in front of the negative marker ´mi´ - this is the negative form of the ´Potential´ tense (can/cannot)

I also put some of the Turkish letters in that you hadn´t used.

 

I hope this helps a little.  I know there will be corrections to mine so don´t take this as final!

 

 

 


 


 


 



Edited (10/23/2009) by lady in red
Edited (10/23/2009) by lady in red [Thanks Deli!]

7.       deli
5904 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 07:12 pm

city dosent sevmek take i ending or have I been wrong all this timeConfused

8.       lady in red
6947 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 07:21 pm

 

Quoting deli

city dosent sevmek take i ending or have I been wrong all this timeConfused

 

Whoops!!  What was I thinking??  Shy

 

Too much sun today - that´s my excuse - thanks Deli.

9.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 07:26 pm

 

Quoting deli

city dosent sevmek take i ending or have I been wrong all this timeConfused

 

 Where come from all this...hm..urbanism ?

10.       deli
5904 posts
 23 Oct 2009 Fri 08:42 pm

lady is city mouse and I am country mouseBig smile

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