Preklad - Turecky-Anglicky - iyi akÅŸamlar seni kovalasÄ±n tavÅŸanlar

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Titul	iyi akÅŸamlar seni kovalasÄ±n tavÅŸanlar
Text Pridal(a) lunatunes	Zdrojový jazyk: Turecky iyi akÅŸamlar seni kovalasÄ±n tavÅŸanlar

Titul	Good evening, and may rabbits chase you.
Preklad Anglicky Preložil(a) kafetzou	Cieľový jazyk: Anglicky Good evening.
Poznámky k prekladu	The literal translation is, "Good evening, and may rabbits chase you," but this is a rhyme commonly used by students in Turkey. The meaning is only "Good evening," but the second half is added on just because it rhymes. By the way, the original uses much stronger language - this is the softened version. In the original version, the verb is not "chase".

Nakoniec potvrdené alebo vydané handyy - 13 decembra 2008 16:20

Posledný príspevok

	Autor	Príspevok
		13 decembra 2008 16:20
	handyy Počet príspevkov: 2118	Kafetzou, your comments are correct. It just means "Good evening". But I wonder if there is such a saying -of course not the same but close to this one- in English. ?? And I guess the Danish version should be edited. CC: Anita_Luciano
		13 decembra 2008 16:27
	lunatunes Počet príspevkov: 73	sleep tight, donÂ´t let the bedbugs bite ;-)
		13 decembra 2008 16:34
	handyy Počet príspevkov: 2118	Super! Thank you Lunatunes!
		13 decembra 2008 16:44
	lunatunes Počet príspevkov: 73	you are very welcome :-) Anytime :-) Luna
		13 decembra 2008 18:04
	kafetzou Počet príspevkov: 7963	Oh yeah - good suggestion, lunatunes!
		13 decembra 2008 18:06
	handyy Počet príspevkov: 2118	Should we add it Kafetzou? or just leave it as it is?
		13 decembra 2008 18:14
	lilian canale Počet príspevkov: 14972	That would be great to rhyme with "Good night", but not with "Good evening", and I guess you can't change the greeting, can you Kafetzou?
		13 decembra 2008 18:20
	kafetzou Počet príspevkov: 7963	Oh - right - that's true. I was thinking of the other Turkish one: "Ä°yi geceler - kovalsÄ±n (or worse) seni cÃ¼celer." - Good night, and may dwarves chase you (or worse).
		13 decembra 2008 18:28
	handyy Počet príspevkov: 2118	When translating it literally, there is no rhyme. So "sleep tight, donÂ´t let the bedbugs bite" is still my favourite.
		13 decembra 2008 18:50
	lunatunes Počet príspevkov: 73	well, since I was the one who asked for the translation from turkish, I guess you donÂ´t have to add it to my requested translations :-) Thanks to everyone for all the help. This site ( and its people) has really helped me a lot lately ;-) If I can help with anything please donÂ´t hesitate to ask.. hope you had a nice turkish holiday the last 4-5 days and best wishes for the upcomming christmas in the states and in Brazil :-) Luna