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dni ne prohodyat vremya
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Idioma de origen: Ruso

dni ne prohodyat vremya ostanovilos znaü çto ti toje samoe çavstvues no ya na eto vremya zlüsy ono otrivaet tebya ot menya kakbudto ti uyehal na kray sveta...

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merhaba, arkadaşlar bu metini sizden ricam türkçeye cevire bilir misiniz. çok mutlu olurum.
şimdiden çok teşekkür ederim.

Correct way this text reads in Russian is :
"Дни не проходят, время остановилось. Знаю, что ты чувствуешь то же самое, но я на это время злюсь, оно отрывает тебя от меня, как будто ты уехал на край света..."

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Última corrección por Francky5591 - 12 Abril 2009 23:06





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11 Abril 2009 21:59

Sunnybebek
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The original source is on Turkish, not on Russian. And I guess the translation must be made into Russian

11 Abril 2009 22:00

lilian canale
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Thanks Sunny, flags switched!

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11 Abril 2009 22:11

Sunnybebek
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Lilian, I looked it more carefully now, and the text is both Turkish and Russian, I didn't notice it firstly.
So first time it was correct. But this part of the text: "merhaba, arkadaşlar bu metini sizden ricam türkçeye cevire bilir misiniz. çok mutlu olurum. şimdiden çok teşekkür ederim" must be placed in the "Remarks about the translation" box.
Sorry for my lack of attention

11 Abril 2009 22:19

lilian canale
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Don't worry, I've removed what he wrote in Turkish asking for the translation and thanking. But the remaining text doesn't seem to be Russian, anyway, I set it in standby until one of our Russian experts confirms the source.

11 Abril 2009 22:42

Sunnybebek
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Thanks, Lilly
And the remaining text is Russian but its written in latinics and with Turkish letters, not in cyrillics.
If to transliterate it into normal Russian, it would look like: "Дни не проходят, время остановилось. Знаю, что ты чувствуешь то же самое, но я на это время злюсь, оно отрывает тебя от меня, как будто ты уехал на край света..."