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Titull	Sanki ordaki
Tekst Prezantuar nga meagain	gjuha e tekstit origjinal: Turqisht Sanki ordaki "bekleyemem" deÄŸil de "sabÄ±rsÄ±zlanÄ±yorum" anlamÄ±nda. Bir daha gÃ¶zden geÃ§irip dÃ¼zenlerseniz sevinirim. Aksi halde, Ã§evirmesi iÃ§in baÅŸkasÄ±na devretmek zorunda kalacaÄŸÄ±m.

Titull	I think over there
Përkthime Anglisht Perkthyer nga ToprakA	Përkthe në: Anglisht I think it means "I am growing impatient" rather than "I can not wait" there. I would be happy if you could review it one more time and re-arrange it. Otherwise, I will have to transfer the translation to someone else.
Vërejtje rreth përkthimit	Translation is meaning only. "re-arrange", depending on what the original author means, may be substituted by "rewrite" and even "change". Ahmet Toprak

U vleresua ose u publikua se fundi nga lilian canale

- 9 Korrik 2009 11:30

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	Autori	Mesazh
		6 Korrik 2009 21:47
	lilian canale Numri i postimeve: 14972	Hi ToprakA, What do you mean by "I think over there"? (on second thought?) Also could "re-arrange" be "correct"?
		7 Korrik 2009 00:03
	ToprakA Numri i postimeve: 36	"re-arrange" could be OK. Maybe the author of the original text used the wrong Turkish word. He may have meant to say "duzeltirseniz" rather than "duzenlerseniz". Then we can use the word "correct". But then this is all a conjecture on my part... ("Duzenle" means, a- put it in order, b- draw up a document. "Duzelt" means "correct". All from the root "duz" meaning "straight".) "Ordaki", which I translated as "over there", implies to me that the person is referring to a document and saying that the word he is commenting on is on that particular document. So, I could also translate it as: "I think it means 'I am growing impatient' rather than 'I can not wait' there." HTH, Ahmet Toprak http://www.TurkRadio.us