A Beautiful girl who will always be in our hearts.

thank you

Güzel bir kız-o her zaman kalplarımızda olacak.

My try-but there may be a better way.

I´m still a learner, but I would try one of these:

1. Hep kalbimizde olan güzel bir kız.

2. Hep kalbimizde olacak güzel bir kız.

At first, I would say that the second sentence is "better" - however, I´ve googled for sites with "her kalbimizde olan sb/sth" and "her kalbimizde olacak sb/sth", and I could not find "her kalbimizde olacak" used as a qualifier (it was used only in the meaning of "He/she will be always in our hearts"). So, having to choose one of them, I would vote for the first version.

So tomac, if you saw my Turkish version how would you translate it into English?

I would translate it this way:

A beautiful girl - she will always be in our hearts.

I thought it is slightly different from edith´s request so I decided to give it a try. But I really can´t be sure - I´m only a learner. I think we will need to wait for native speakers anyway.

That´s what I intended because grammatically speaking I couldn´t get the ´who´ bit in the middle of the sentence and, although not exactly what edith had asked for, I thought it conveyed a  similar enough meaning.

I think that "who will..." part can be translated using "olan" or "olacak" participle (in the beginning of the sentence). But I´m not sure if it is correct or not. All three translations look fine for me.

I´m sure some expert will finally come and save us

I hope so. I qualified my original translation by saying there may be a better way. I approached it like I would if I were speaking when visiting Turkey. If I can´t say what I want to say, I think of a way of  breaking it down and thus simplifying it. Seems to work! 

Thank you both!!!

sorry, but this "a" is soft and it should be followed by soft vowels