Traduzione - Turco-Inglese - gürbüz

Gürbüz is a boy name.
and
she frightens all the class..> he frightens all the class

Gürbüz is a boy's name, I agree with Merdogan.

You're right, 'kekstra' is a brand but I think you could let as it is or find another word to indicate it because it's a bit confusing when you read the translation.

And you forgot abbreviating the names.

Merhaba, ilk cümlede gramer olarak "Gürbüz is quite brute,..." demek daha doğru olacak sanırım. İkinci cümlede de tam çeviri yapmak için "Nazlı is the student of the school,..", üçüncü ve ayrıca son cümledeki "cakes" yerine tekil olarak "cake" demek gerekiyor. Beşinci cümlenin çevirisi şöyle olmalı bence: "Nazlı acted wisely and she turned the cake upside down." Altıncı cümleyi de belki "Gürbüz, supposing that it was just an ordinary cake, started to cry" yazmak daha doğru olacak. Çok comment verdim kusura bakmayın!

- Gurbuz would be a masculine name.

"she frightens all the class" should actually be "all of the class is afraid of him".

It should be "Nazli is the top student of her SCHOOL, ..."

"..her cakes .." should be "... her cake ..."

"Nazli used her head and turned the cake upside down".

A general comment: "Kekstra" is a branded snack from Ulker company. Instead of calling it a "cake" I would use the product's own name.

About "Kekstra" it's a brand wellknown in Turkey but not in other country, this is why I used "cake" in order of everybody understand what we are talking about.

Lilian,
It seems I've done a mistake about "Gürbüz", it's a boy's name, could you edit with "he frightens all the class" in the first sentence please?


CC: lilian canale

Remarks field also needs correction.

"kekstra" must be a contraction of "cake"-pronounced the Turkish way- and "extra" -notion of "more" and "delicious"! at the same time.

Hehe! Now I understand better this part from the text : " Nazlı reflected and put her cakes on the other side. Gürbüz thinking that cakes were ordinary cakes..."

Have a look

I agree with Londra12, 'reflect' is 'düşünmek' in Turkish. In my opinion the best translation for 'kafayı kullanmak' is 'act wisely'. It's like 'faire preuve d'intelligence' in French.

After that video, I've made some corrections. I hope you all agree

CC: merdogan londra12 ToprakA

Sorry I forgot to say the 3rd sentence was 'Nazlı is the top student of the school', not 'class'. Except that it's ok.

Done!

Thank you everybody.