Istanbul. My Red Apple.

Three Turks confirming it. This is my day.

-geç/-giç is a derivation suffix which makes nouns from verbs. Not very common. Similarly, süz|mek ´to filter´ > süz|geç ´filter, strainer´ (the utensil).

My Try:

Bak yine kader sessizce örmüş ağları

Biçare gönül uzanmıyor ki kolları

Hep kara haber getirdi yaz yağmurları

Senden bihaber geçer mi ömrün kalanı?

Look, destiny has knitted its nets again silently

Such a poor heart, arms do not reach. (This line  is not clear to me.)

Summer rains brought only bad news.

Am I going to spend the rest of my life unaware of you?

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Karanlıklar içinden gün doğar ya aniden,

Belki öyle can bulur yarım kalan hikayemiz..

Gidecek yerim mi var?

Diyecek sözüm mü var?

Bunu eller anlamaz sana ihtiyacım var

The sun rises all of a sudden from darkness

Maybe our story which was cut in the middle will come to life again the same way.

Do I have a place to go?

Do I have a word to say?

That is what hands don’t understand. I need you.
 

My Try:

Are you going to live there alone?

You know, I think participles and infinitives are more ergative in Turkish than finite forms. There is more flexibility between active and passive. In finite forms you don´t see it so often.

A nice speech.

I just happened to read an article about çay today. What do kıtlama çay and tavşan kanı çay mean?

Which one is better

                      Konuşacak bir şey yok OR

                      Konuşulacak bir şey yok  ?

Is there a difference in the meaning? What if it was a possessive costruction, for instance şeyimiz?

Thank you for the clear answer, si++.

That is what I was afraid of. This is crucial ambiguity. Does passivizing help?

                    Unutulması zor. ´It is difficult to forget her.´