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Thread: a touchy song

1.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 20 Feb 2006 Mon 01:16 pm

Hi mltm,

Just wondering what the song means? Do you have a translation?



Thread: turkish love songs

2.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 20 Feb 2006 Mon 01:04 pm

Hi there to everyone who has written in this post. I love it, and I love, love songs, however I dont understand the turkish in the majority . can anyone please translate their poem to english Would be great appreciated to appreciate its meaning



Thread: quick translation pls for valnetines

3.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 14 Feb 2006 Tue 01:32 pm

tessekrulerthanks so much for your message



Thread: quick translation pls for valnetines

4.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 14 Feb 2006 Tue 01:24 pm

please



Thread: quick translation pls for valnetines

5.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 14 Feb 2006 Tue 07:59 am

To my Love

Happy Valentines Day. Although we are far apart you are always deep within my heart.


Thanksssssssssssss



Thread: Translation please? Sevgiliye

6.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 09 Feb 2006 Thu 10:21 am

Hi there, is anyone able to trasnalte this for me please? thankkkkkkkkkks

SEVGİLİYE
Seni seviyorum
Yanında olamadığım için çok üzgünüm, seni seviyorum
Seni çok özledim
Bir şans bir hayat
Seni çok ama çok seviyorum
Bebeğim bir taneme sevgilerimle
Aşkıma
Biricik sevgilime
Sen herşeyin en iyisine layıksın
Hayat seninle güzel
Kalbimden, kalbine...
Bebeğime, sevgilerle



Thread: Valentines Day

7.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 09 Feb 2006 Thu 03:58 am

Also ...does anyone know any card sites for valentines day but in turkish?>>>>>



Thread: Valentines Day

8.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 09 Feb 2006 Thu 03:43 am

Hey there
Thanks for all the suggestions. i would love to send myself in a box and im sure he would be thrilled to open it too but ...hmm unfortunately not this year as I jsut came back from turkey.

I am trying to look online for sites in Turkey, specifically antalya but doesnt really matter so much. Does anyone have any site suggestions. I found boyner.com but not sure I foudn something i like yet

thanks



Thread: Valentines Day

9.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 03 Feb 2006 Fri 03:58 pm

thanks rayaman...but even flowers to a man>??



Thread: goodbye letter.... Help anyone?

10.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 03 Feb 2006 Fri 02:12 am

I like you letter and its sad to know someone is breaking up....but for a girl i think the hardest line to read ever is.."this will be my last email to you" or however you said it exactly. maybe change it alittle for the sake of one heart. maybe something like,.,.im sorry it has to be this way...or if only true love could have prevailed...hmm something a little different...just a thought



Thread: Valentines Day

11.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 03 Feb 2006 Fri 02:03 am

....A day that is coming by so soon!

Does anyone have any great gift ideas to send them love ones in turkey this valentines day? Or know any sites online (antalya preferred) to find something to sent there loved one.
xx



Thread: Birthday Translation

12.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 03 Feb 2006 Fri 01:27 am

sorry it took me so long but thanyou very much for your reply. i love it



Thread: Birthday Translation

13.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 21 Jan 2006 Sat 07:18 am

I was wondering if someone can please help with this translation to my younger sister (well she is not technically my sister but I feel like she is)

To My Dear Sister,

Although you may be far away, I am here to wish you a very happy birthday. I hope on this day all your dreams come true and you get many sweet suprises.

I miss you very much and I hope to see you again soon. Be good, drive safely and good luck in your championships.



Thread: easy for breakfast!!!

14.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Dec 2005 Tue 03:09 pm

hey guys

heres a questions....hmmm In the past all i made was eggs for breakfast because my cooking skills and knowledge of food dont extend past the basics. Can someone recommend some easy meals to cook for breaky other than eggs?



Thread: Boyfriend and SEX??

15.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 12:24 pm

Um from recent personal experience...if u want to know something or tell something....jsut say it as you think of it. if he is offended well at least you know there are some cultural differences you can either accept or sort through.



Thread: Boyfriend and SEX??

16.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 04:20 am

As for him not bringing up sex i think its because he really has feelings for you and wont try to offend you in any way. If all he wanted from you was sex he would have already tried to open that door, but since it seems he has not, i feel he likes you more than you may know.



Thread: Boyfriend and SEX??

17.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 04:19 am

Quoting ramayan:

Quoting miss_ceyda:

any advice for people in that position though.. i know lots of people who are in a predicament like this...



yes here an advice.....if you dont make someone happy u wont be happy...so i think dis is enough ....



I dont believe this to be true. FIRST the only way to make someone else happy, is to be happy yourself. You must be comfortable with who you are, know what you want and be happy with how you live life before trying to engage another person in it. You cant possibly be with someone on the assumption that life is only happy with another...because you must live with yourself always, regardless of what happens.



Thread: Striking Lines or Quote

18.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Dec 2005 Mon 02:28 am

“Only the journey is written, not the destination.”

“Excellence is not an act, but a habit.”

“Performing to my best means - finding the right balance between training input and the pleasure of spending time with my family.”

"If freedom is short of weapons, we must compensate with willpower."
-- Adolf Hitler, Landsberg, 5 November 1925

"Love, like a river, will cut a new path
whenever it meets an obstacle.

- Crystal Middlemas - "

"Love is like a mustard seed;
planted by God
and watered by men

- Muda Saint Michael - "



Thread: How i wish....

19.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 10 Dec 2005 Sat 06:55 am


to be loved for who i am now not judged on who i once was



Thread: new years eve Antalya?

20.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 07 Dec 2005 Wed 04:58 am

Hi everyone!

Curious as to what kinds of things you can do in Antlaya on new years eve? Anything romantic?



Thread: Very sticky....please can you help

21.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 04:37 am

Hi Cyrano

thanks so much. i just sent you a private message, hope it makes sense



Thread: Very sticky....please can you help

22.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 05 Dec 2005 Mon 03:41 am

To Those of you who think they can help...

I'm in love what more can I say, but I am in a very difficult situation at the moment and would love to have a letter privately translated. If anyone can pls help I would truely greatly appreciate it so much.

Thankyou.
Tina



Thread: saying 'i love you'

23.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 02 Dec 2005 Fri 01:04 pm

Hey
im aussie and I always close to my mum dad grandparents and turk bf with I love you. Its jsut something you say before you close a call....I guess it comes down to people trying to live each day and cherish each moment, what would happen if you didnt say it and then for some reason you died or they did and they never knew how u felt or you forgot to say one last thing. ...i guess thats the reason and because u jsut love them and tell them anyways.

Im curious as to the matter though of what turk bf call you in front of there parents? what is considered appropriate and what is not? And what do u call them? For ex my bf calls me askim, and i call him also however with parents I feel a little uncomfortable coz i think his mum might think im stealing him away from her and i dont want her to get upset...even though he says it to me...maybe im jsut thinking to much again



Thread: Funny, Irritating and Eye-catching Shirt Logos

24.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 01 Dec 2005 Thu 03:36 pm

dont bother me.. im not single... and if i was u can dream on anyway.." Miss ceyda i love it! im so making myself one before turkey!



Thread: turkish men and attitudes to women

25.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 27 Nov 2005 Sun 02:12 pm

i dont mind having an immaculate house...or looking after OUR little babies...but i dont think id stay at home all day everyday! Id drive myself insane!



Thread: turkish men and attitudes to women

26.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 27 Nov 2005 Sun 01:59 pm

Hi there

Just wondering what turkish men expect women to do in most relationships and what the average attitudes are towards life. I guess i am being a bit vague here but its always good to start with a large topic and narrow in on whats important.

Cheers



Thread: Translation please?:)

27.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 21 Nov 2005 Mon 02:23 am

Thanks for that. But does this mean a good thing..: I couldnt be satified with you my one and only??

If only our two hearts could re unite again as one in the same country soon.....Im so in love (alhumdulliah) and never felt like this before, inshaallah we will be brought back together again soon.

To all those out there without their loves close by, I understand your feelings.



Thread: Translation please?:)

28.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 21 Nov 2005 Mon 02:05 am

Could someone please help me translate this:

seni sensiz yasamak en kotu kader olsa gerek.

seni sevgýnden burda yanýp tutusuyorum. doyamadým sana bitanem


Thankyou so much
Jazaka Allah Kheir



Thread: Expat jobs/turkey?:

29.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 18 Nov 2005 Fri 10:04 am

hi there

i was just wondering if anyone knows any sites for expat jobs in turkey:>>>??

Cheers



Thread: Sevimli canavar...

30.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 08 Nov 2005 Tue 01:09 am

thankyou so much for your response thats great



Thread: Sevimli canavar...

31.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 07 Nov 2005 Mon 01:53 pm

what does it mean though...is it a good saying...and when would u use?thanks



Thread: Sevimli canavar...

32.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 07 Nov 2005 Mon 01:41 pm

Hi there I am wondering the translation of this and if it is an okay name for my (askim) is it a sweet term for a guy>



Thread: Exciting ways to propose?

33.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 06 Nov 2005 Sun 02:09 pm

hi Guys! Im not wanting to propose myself...as I believe it should be up to the man, but I am interested in past stories of exciting proposals and what happened?...im wondeirng in particular also, if the turkish culture accepts this, or is more traditional. I know in Aus, alot of focus is on the setup to how the quesiton should be asked. Where when how and level of creativity.
hehehe Anywaaaaaaaaaayyyyys please write away coz I love a good love storyThanks



Thread: Why are Turkish males so jealous of each other?

34.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 31 Oct 2005 Mon 02:53 pm

i find it sweet that a man protects his girl. Id feel unsafe and strange if he didnt. As for them not trusting each other, i think its more of the fact they care about their women and the dangers the world has that it is hard to trust anyone when it concerns there partner.



Thread: Turkiye

35.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 25 Oct 2005 Tue 09:04 am

i love turkey so much more!

I dont have a bad word for it. Its beautiful, its amazing, its a lively place, with a great mix of people.

Its the best country in the world i think. i hope one day to live there with my love and enjoy the life there



Thread: Delivery antalya?

36.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 25 Oct 2005 Tue 09:02 am

sorry. i forgot to included antalya in that



Thread: Delivery antalya?

37.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 25 Oct 2005 Tue 07:54 am

hi there

im wanting to send my love a gift/something just to let him know how special i think he is. Do you know of any online sites to help me out? im not sure what to send actually...how bout me



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

38.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 25 Oct 2005 Tue 06:49 am

Thnakyou all very much. inshaallah all goes well and he is understanding, afterall it is our happiness and love together that would keep things moving along. Whilst honesty is the best policy, I am not lying about anything at the moment, we havent discussed our past and by right i think this is a good thing...after all why would u want to know about past mistakes aslong as you can makes things better this time round inshaallah. I love him, he loves me, and inshaallah it will be fine.



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

39.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 24 Oct 2005 Mon 02:21 pm

Hi there

sorry i am not exagerrating. just havent been in a position where I fully love a guy enough after my ex to tell them about my past Im sure others can vouche for that. I find it difficult and am interested in the minds of turkish men. cultures are quite different and since im not a turkish woman i couldnt answer it myself. its notlying about the situation, it just hasnt come up in conversation. Its scary I think



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

40.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 24 Oct 2005 Mon 08:00 am

what to do and is a very honest person, but is finding confrontation hard (they are apart at the moment) but will inshaallah be together soon



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

41.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 24 Oct 2005 Mon 07:30 am

Hmmm.. Im still not sure, i understand there are exceptions, but it would be so hard to tell your partner your past, especially if you believe marriage is forever and ur past shows it is not.

it looks so hard to tell someone your past even though u love them so much. i think the consequences can be either good or bad. And it would be a shame to lose the love of your life, the true love you found because of a past bad choice.



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

42.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 24 Oct 2005 Mon 03:17 am

so does this mean if this women tells her bf of her past he will pretty much ditch her ...(she has no kids and never thought of divorce but he her ex made it so)



Thread: what do turkish men think of divorced foreign women?

43.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 23 Oct 2005 Sun 05:46 pm

hi there,

i was wondering what most men from turkey would think of foreign divorced women. I know someone very close who married young (2 and unfortunately the man didnt turn out to be who he had represented before marriage and they barely spent any time together because they lived seperately anyways (two different coutnries for particular reasons) and so divorced after 2 year. She has now fallen in love with a turkish man but hasnt told him what happened yet because she is afraid he will reject her. Do turkish men frown upon this? And what do u think would happen?



Thread: sunni?shia?alawee?

44.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 23 Oct 2005 Sun 11:45 am

Well can u tell me the difference in prayers then to help me recognise



Thread: sunni?shia?alawee?

45.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 23 Oct 2005 Sun 07:06 am

Can anyone tell me what the difference is between
sunni
shia
and alawee?
and what are majority of turkish people
and how would u distinguish turkish as one or te other
thanks



Thread: What do Turks think of Australian girls, and Western women in general?

46.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 23 Oct 2005 Sun 04:38 am

Kirsty i dont know what you mean, but i feel personally offended. Just because some guys would think this, it is not all. you can never generlise to something like that



Thread: What does this mean??

47.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 18 Oct 2005 Tue 01:30 pm

It means no problem, or your welcome. Its along those lines. Its not really said often though. I havent heard in a while and i speak english as my first language



Thread: turkish men and arguements!!

48.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 18 Oct 2005 Tue 04:44 am

im sure turkish men can be dominating etc but i dont think we should just classify the men as turks, because there are alot of men in the world from other countries doing the same thing, but perhaps to a greater extreme. i think if my man didnt try and be at least a little dominating Id be worried its there man hood and as someone said us women can be quite manipulating if we want and if the cards are played right why can we have our own way whilst making our men happy also hehe both parties are happy and therefore no arguments Just trust each other, respect each other, and love each other
hehe anyways!!!!!!!!!!



Thread: turkish men and arguements!!

49.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 18 Oct 2005 Tue 04:40 am

Hey kirsty...

what would you say changed after marriage.? Just curious to hear your perspective?

Thanks
T



Thread: HELP PLEASE!!

50.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Oct 2005 Thu 03:21 pm

hey jonathon I asked for this song to be translated in the music section. if you go there you should find it. Its a great song.awwwwwwwwwwww i love it.



Thread: Sports

51.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Oct 2005 Thu 07:27 am

What sports do people enjoy in Turkey (watching/playing)?

i think one is definately soccer...but what else do you like?



Thread: yenge?

52.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Oct 2005 Thu 06:03 am

Hi there,

I am with my boyfriend, as a few of his close friends/sister call me "yenge". Can anybody please explain the meaning. I find so many translations for it.

Thanks



Thread: play off

53.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Oct 2005 Thu 02:57 am

what play offs?
and can anyone tell me how fenerbache is doing ( i think thats how its spelt)...or know of a websit for them>?



Thread: proposal?

54.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Oct 2005 Wed 04:33 pm

Just curious: Are turkish men generally straight to the point ?



Thread: What can I call my boyfriend?

55.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Oct 2005 Wed 04:29 pm

i love all the above and balim..? chichiim? is this how its spelt.......awwwwwww just thinking of these words makes me want to be back with my man in turkey! ARGH!



Thread: proposal?

56.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 12 Oct 2005 Wed 09:41 am

awwwwwww how sweet I wish you all the best



Thread: brain/intestine ...um..dont know what to call it SOUP???

57.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 11 Oct 2005 Tue 05:15 pm

Thankyou for your reply i have been wondering the name for a while now. Really for some reason i miss it, and would miss it even more if it was banned!!! ARGh! I guess i just have to thank god i got to try it

tessekur ederim for your time to reply



Thread: Prayer?

58.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 11 Oct 2005 Tue 05:13 pm

Anyone?? Just curious coz I have it to pray with but cant remember the name nor the prayer. thanks



Thread: Long-distance relationship...

59.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 11 Oct 2005 Tue 11:43 am

hehe no probleM You know when you said ur only a few hours dirve away from each other, i wished i was you My bf is 20 hours plane ride But its worth it..i hope one day to be together in the same country, his or mine it wouldnt matter to me, I love him



Thread: Long-distance relationship...

60.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 10 Oct 2005 Mon 02:05 pm

Any relationship is built on trust. If you trsut someone enough then distance does not matter. it is difficult and lonely but rewarding in the end. If you love someone enough and truely feel all of yoursle fonly wants that person then you can stand the test of time, if of course the other person is willing to also.



Thread: brain/intestine ...um..dont know what to call it SOUP???

61.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 06 Oct 2005 Thu 07:06 pm

anyone??



Thread: brain/intestine ...um..dont know what to call it SOUP???

62.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 05 Oct 2005 Wed 10:31 am

Hi there...

i know this sounds strange. but I recently returned from turkey over a month ago...the wierdest thing i think i did was eat brain/intestines, everything else SOUP after a night out.

Now i realised what i was eating at the time...but i never thought i would enjoy it or crave it being home. i hear alot of turkish people eat it.

does anyone know what i am talking about and if so, do you have a recipie for it?

(its oily and got garlic in it...)
Thanks



Thread: Prayer?

63.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 04 Oct 2005 Tue 01:38 pm

I am wondering what the name of the prayer is...(hard to explain but something is wrapped in black leather and placed around your neck on a string and then you pray something)....what is the name of the black thing??..and also how do you pray for it?

Thanks tessekur ederim



Thread: Ramazan geliyor

64.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 04 Oct 2005 Tue 11:04 am

Assalamu Alaikum

Merhaba@
I am just wondering when ramadan begins tomorrow...what do i say to my turkish friends?

Also could anyone please translate this?

Happy Ramadan my love. I hope this time of year brings you peace and happiness. Inshaallah time will pass with ease and you will get what you want.

-------------------------------------
Also I am wondering what the name of the prayer is...(hard to explain but something is wrapped in black leather and placed around your neck and then you pray)....what is the name..and also how do you pray for it?

Thanks



Thread: Can someone please translate this?

65.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 29 Sep 2005 Thu 02:44 pm

Or gel askim also...i love this song!!!! Tessekur ederim



Thread: What kind of gift for a turk man?

66.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 29 Sep 2005 Thu 08:51 am

Thanks for that I have actually just a week or two ago sent a photo albulm with pictures of our trip together...and a card wtih a poem in it. I'll see how that goes, but Id love something waiting for him at home when he reurns from overseas Maybe Im just being too girly



Thread: What kind of gift for a turk man?

67.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 28 Sep 2005 Wed 01:06 pm

Hi laura
thanks for that..but not sure it wood go down to well...maybe if i wore the short and sent a picture it would be better About money im not thinking it is an issue, but thats also not to say im going to buy him a brand new car to drive around in if you know what I mean.

Preferably something sentimental. Any ideas boys? If you were to receive a gift from your gf what would blow you out of the water???



Thread: What kind of gift for a turk man?

68.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 28 Sep 2005 Wed 07:02 am

Hi there everyone...

I'm just interested in ideas about what to get my turk boyfriend. We are not together at the moment and thought it might be nice to send something, or order online and have it sent to him.

I miss him soooooo much!!! Inshaallah we can be together soon and the presents I can give him would be real kisses



Thread: Your Favourite Recipes = Favori yemek tarifeleriniz :)

69.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 22 Sep 2005 Thu 03:52 pm

Hi There
Does anyone also know how to make Iskender? or know fo some useful cooking sites. Id love to cook my man food when i see him next

Thanks
Cheeky



Thread: Gülşen-Off Off

70.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 22 Sep 2005 Thu 03:50 pm

I agree
Very strong words...

why dont you stop watching tv tehn ..then u dont have to see the clip and just listen to her nice music.



Thread: Please translate this message

71.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 20 Sep 2005 Tue 05:59 pm

Hi Guys

Just a curious reader...I see that both translations are a ltitle different...so which one do they use

You are awsome for helping out! Im sure many people think the same

xxx



Thread: Gülşen-Off Off

72.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 20 Sep 2005 Tue 05:50 pm

i thought the song sounded better in turkish when i didnt understand what it really meant



Thread: Letter for translating pls?:)

73.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 16 Sep 2005 Fri 08:17 am

Just wondering, does english actually translate well into turkish. If I sent this to my man (the turk version), would he like it? ...or does it sound strange to you ?



Thread: Letter for translating pls?:)

74.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 16 Sep 2005 Fri 08:01 am

WOW ERDINC!!!!!!!!! i DONT KNOW HOW TO THANK YOU..!!! THANK YOU... I really would have no idea to check if its right hehe but hopefully the person it is being sent to will understand.!!!! cok cok cok Tessekur Ederim



Thread: Letter for translating pls?:)

75.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 15 Sep 2005 Thu 04:29 pm

Hi Guys

I know its long but if someone could take the time to translate id really appreciate it. Thankyou so much!

A photo of us flashes across my screen, and I get tingles down my spine. Remembering all the good times we shared, all the smiles we smiled, all the laughs we gave, the kisses, the hugs, and all the moments I just stared into your eyes in utter amazement of the beauty you posses both inside and out. I’m truly lost for words. The only part of me that has a voice is my heart…..

I have never felt this way about anyone before, and nor did I expect to so quickly. It’s like, I met you and from that moment I didn’t want to let you out of my sight or let you go. I met you, and all that I could think about was you and the joy you brought to my life by entering it. I met you, and nothing else seemed to matter.

Tears come to my eyes because I miss you so much and all I want is to be with you, in you arms, loving you and taking care of you. Tears come to my eyes because I don’t know what the future holds, and it’ scary not to be in control of your own destiny. One thing I know is that I have given you the key to my heart. I trust you will take care of it. People say patience is a virtue and that time is a test. If god wills, and if we’re both strong enough to withstand the hours, inshallah we will be together soon.

Love knows not its strength, until the hour of its separation.

THANKS





Thread: Rafet el Roman

76.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 14 Sep 2005 Wed 07:15 pm

anyone pls even just the first paragraph...would love to understand



Thread: GALATASARAY vs FENERBAHCE

77.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Sep 2005 Tue 07:32 pm

FENERBAHCE number one



Thread: Gözlerim Gözlerinde...? translation pls

78.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Sep 2005 Tue 07:04 pm

im sorry, but do u also know this one..
Gözlerim Gözlerinde...?
and how to say

"My heart always skips a beat when i think of you"

Cok Tessekur ederim.



Thread: Gözlerim Gözlerinde...? translation pls

79.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Sep 2005 Tue 07:00 pm

Thankyou so much I have been trying to figure that one out for two weeks with no luck ..until i found this great site



Thread: Gözlerim Gözlerinde...? translation pls

80.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Sep 2005 Tue 06:44 pm

Hi does anyone know what this means in english?
Also :
1) cikmiyorsun
2) aklimdandan

c) My hearts skips a beat everytime I think of you.

Thanks so much
Me



Thread: Rafet el Roman

81.       Cheeky23
81 posts
 13 Sep 2005 Tue 06:15 pm

plssssssss could some translate this for me

"Ne guz ne guller ister
bu kalp bir sende titrer
yak hadi durma
senin bu kuller
ne yazi ne kisi bekler bu kalp bir seni özler
vur hadi durma senin bu izler
Bana sen lazimsin...

Teseli aramak zor gelir
giden sevgili arkasindan yürek,
paramparca bir halde bedenin
darmadagan
giderken dökulen göz yaslarin
ne ilk ne son
sadece zamansiz yasandi hersey
anladim sana gec kaldi bu ömur
darmaduman

birakip bir kenara yasanan herseyi
atiyorum kendimi gecelere
bir baska sevgilide olurum diye
surundu bu gönul elden elle

Ne guz ne guller ister
bu kalp bir sende titrer
yak hadi durma
senin bu kuller
ne yazi ne kisi bekler bu kalp bir seni özler
vur hadi durma senin bu izler
Bana sen lazimsin...

birakip bir kenara yasanan herseyi
atiyorum kendimi gecelere
bir baska sevgilide olurum diye
surundu bu gönul elden elle



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