Translation - Turkish-English - Yeni albÃ¼mÃ¼n ne kadar sattÄ±? evli misin? ...

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Title	Yeni albÃ¼mÃ¼n ne kadar sattÄ±? evli misin? ...
Text Submitted by elif66	Source language: Turkish Yeni albÃ¼mÃ¼n ne kadar sattÄ±? evli misin? Ã¶nceden hangi mesleÄŸi seÃ§miÅŸtin? Ã§ocuklarÄ± sever misin? Ä°lerde Ã§ocuÄŸun olsun istiyor musun?
Remarks about the translation	yabancÄ± biriyle rÃ¶portaj yapmak istiyorum. bunun iÃ§in soru arÄ±yorum (ingilizce Ã§eviri olucak

Title	How many.......
Translation English Translated by lenab	Target language: English How many copies did your new album sell? Are you married? Which profession did you choose before? Do you like children? Do you want to have children in the future?

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 11 November 2008 02:43

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		31 October 2008 15:48
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi Lenab, Please have a look at the first line
		31 October 2008 15:55
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Thanks! I wonder if it should be "for how much did....?" But there is no "for" in the Turkish text.
		31 October 2008 15:55
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	I still don't get what it means. The question is about the "price" of the album, the number of albums sold or anything else?
		2 November 2008 12:32
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	What about: "How much did he charge for the (his) new album?"
		2 November 2008 12:39
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Yes lilian, I guess that would be the best translation! I'll edit.
		2 November 2008 21:31
	merdogan Number of messages: 3769	the first line is not OK. Yeni albÃ¼mÃ¼n ne kadar sattÄ±? How many pieces did sell your new album?
		2 November 2008 22:32
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Thanks merdogan!
		3 November 2008 19:56
	Chantal Number of messages: 878	I added 'copies' and moved 'In the future' to the end of the sentence.. I think it's a good translation now!
		8 November 2008 10:12
	minuet Number of messages: 298	"How many copies did your new album sell?" is better I guess. What do you think?
		8 November 2008 12:54
	lenab Number of messages: 1084	Yes you are right Minuet. "Satti" is 3:rd person singular!