Tradução - Turco-Inglês - Seninle konuÅŸmayı çok özledim,kimseyle...

Hi Mesud

I have made some minor changes:

- losing contact is something that happens, rather than someone's choice, so I have changed it to 'not keep in touch'.
- incrementally seems too official (scientific) for this context so I have changed it to 'slowly'. Another option would be 'bit by bit'.

Here is your translation before my edits - do let me know if you don't agree:

I miss talking to you. I can't enjoy talking to anybody anymore. Why did you lose contact with me? I can't understand how you've managed to endure for this long. When will you solve this problem? It's getting harder and harder to wait, really. I think you don't care anymore. And I'm afraid I'm starting to believe it incrementally.

Thank you Lein

Why did you not stay in touch with me?..>
But you still don't call me .

Hi guys,

Congrats Mesud. This is a really good translation as usual Only, the sentence "ama sen hala bana haber vermiyorsun" is not a question so it should be corrected. My suggestion would be simply:

but you aren't still getting in touch with me.

Dear merdogan, "haber vermek" could be in different ways. Calling is one of these but it also could be chatting on MSN or sending an e-mail etc. So I think we should use the general version to express it.

I would appreciate your opinions about my suggestion.

Thanks Bilge. I rendered it as a meaning.

Yes, we can go for your suggestion. But I'd say 'but you haven't got in touch with me'. What do you think? Lein?

I think the two mean essentially the same and 'but you still haven't got in touch with me' to me sounds a bit more natural. Is this ok?