Translation - Turkish-English - seni özledim cok güzelsin senınle sevişmek ...Current status Translation
 This translation request is "Meaning only". | seni özledim cok güzelsin senınle sevişmek ... | | Source language: Turkish
seni özledim
cok güzelsin
senınle sevişmek istiyorum
türkçe yaz
istanbula gel | Remarks about the translation | |
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Translated by  serba | Target language: English
I miss you
You are very beautiful
I want to make love with you
write in Turkish
come to Istanbul |
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Last validated or edited by lilian canale - 30 October 2008 18:23
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29 October 2008 17:49 | | 
LeinNumber of messages: 3389 | I can't read Turkish but in German, the first sentence is 'I have missed you'. | | |
29 October 2008 17:57 | | | | | |
29 October 2008 18:13 | | | I have missed you
You are very beautiful
I wanna make love with you
write in Turkish
come to Istanbul
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29 October 2008 23:56 | | 
gamine Number of messages: 4611 | In the first sentence , if I should compare to the Germain one I would write: "I have missed you" instead of "I miss you". | | |
30 October 2008 00:06 | | | "seni özledim" is always a problem, it could be translated as "I miss you' or as "I have missed you". Both are correct.
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30 October 2008 00:09 | | | The German version says: "I've missed you", however I see that all the votes from native Turkish speakers are positive for "I miss you".
I think we have to be sure that the German translation is accurate on this point.
Let's ask for some help. CC: FIGEN KIRCI handyy | | |
30 October 2008 10:15 | | | "Ich habe dich vermisst" = "I missed you". | | |
30 October 2008 16:16 | | | I agree with turkishmiss. |
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