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Traduction - Turc-Anglais - Köprüler yıkılmış ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip...
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Titre
Köprüler yıkılmış ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip...
Texte
Proposé par
Alejandra83
Langue de départ: Turc
Köprüler yıkılmış ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip uğrayanı kalmamış, çeşmeler susuz...
olmuyor böyle ama
olm siz salak mısınız manyadınız mı deli misiniz divane misiniz
Geliver; bu ışık karanlığı boğarken... |
Benim sadık yarim kara topraktır...
Titre
The bridges ...
Traduction
Anglais
Traduit par
handyy
Langue d'arrivée: Anglais
The bridges have collapsed and the roads are empty of passers-by... No visitor has remained, the fountains have run dry.
But it doesn't work in this way.
Dude, are you stupid? Are you maniac or nutty as a fruitcake?
Do blow in, when this light is suffocating the darkness...
My loyal beloved is the black earth...
Dernière édition ou validation par
lilian canale
- 17 Juin 2009 00:37
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12 Juin 2009 22:05
lilian canale
Nombre de messages: 14972
Hi handyy,
I think the first line should read:
"The bridges have collapsed and there are no passers-by in the streets..."
Is that the meaning?
And what do you mean by: "Do blow in,"?
13 Juin 2009 18:38
handyy
Nombre de messages: 2118
Hi Lilian,
What about "the roads are empty of passengers" ?
In the line "Do blow in, when this light is suffocating the darkness" I meant to say "Come (unexpectedly) when this light is suffocating the darkness".
13 Juin 2009 21:13
lilian canale
Nombre de messages: 14972
"passenger" = a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it.
I think you mean: passerby or pedestrian
16 Juin 2009 15:54
handyy
Nombre de messages: 2118
Ah, I didn't know this distinction about "passenger". Then, "passerby" is fine.
I've edited that part. Is it OK now?
Btw, sorry for my late reply