Mehmet ve Murat Cambridge´ye gittiler ve yarın dönecekler.

Mehmet and Murat have gone to Cambridge and will come back tomorrow.

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I think it´s okay, just a little remark: gittiler= they went.

yes but we don´t have a present perfect tense in Turkish

Also, when you add a suffix, it should follow the pronunciation not the spelling,

i.e. Cambridge´e

Cambridge´ye

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yes but we don´t have a present perfect tense in Turkish

Since it´s a T to E translation, I think that gittiler should be translated into they went and not "they have gone" which has no equivalent in turkish.

 Aren´t there / too many "ler" ?

Sounds more like "rap"

you are right

I thought it was E to T

We would say either ´have gone´ or ´went´ so the original translation is perfectly fine.