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Translation - Turkish-English - annem be babam ayrÄ±. ben annemle yaÅŸÄ±yorum....

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Title	annem be babam ayrÄ±. ben annemle yaÅŸÄ±yorum....
Text Submitted by cursed	Source language: Turkish annem be babam ayrÄ±. ben annemle yaÅŸÄ±yorum. babam evli ve gaziemirde yaÅŸÄ±yor. ben saygÄ±zÄ±lÄ±ktan hoÅŸlanmam ve hazÄ±r cevap biri deÄŸilimdir. ingilizcede Ã§ok zorlanÄ±yorum sÄ±nvalarÄ±mÄ±z bizi Ã§ok zorluyor ve sÄ±navlarÄ±n daha anlaÅŸÄ±lÄ±r olmasÄ±nÄ± talep ediyoruz.
Remarks about the translation	bu parÃ§a parÃ§a bir kendini tanÄ±t kÄ±smÄ±na konulucak bir kÄ±smÄ±da istekleriniz nelerdire bu yÃ¼zden konusu ve iÃ§eriÄŸi saÃ§ma gelebilir ama bu Ã§eviriye Ã§ok ihtiyacÄ±m var U.S ingilizcesiyle olmasÄ±nÄ± istiyorum

Title	My mother and father are divorced. I live with my mother ...
Translation English Translated by kafetzou	Target language: English My mother and father are divorced. I live with my mother. My father is married and lives in Gaziemir. I don't like disrespect, and I'm not someone with stock answers. I have a really hard time with English Our exams are really hard for us, and we'd like to request that our exams are easier to understand.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 18 December 2008 21:55

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		17 December 2008 12:31
	merdogan Number of messages: 3769	Hi kafetozu, What do you say for "I am hard pressed with EnglÄ±sh."
		17 December 2008 16:42
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I wouldn't use that expression. Why would you want to change the translation?
		17 December 2008 18:15
	merdogan Number of messages: 3769	I think, "I have a really hard time with English" dosen't fit with Turkish text.
		17 December 2008 21:59
	handyy Number of messages: 2118	Maybe "I have a great difficulty in English."
		18 December 2008 21:00
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	"to have a really hard time with English" means "to have great difficulty in English". The difference is that a native speaker would use the first one. So if that's the only line you have found weird, I'll validate the text since it conveys the meaning and sounds perfect. OK? Thanks for your input. CC: merdogan