Translation - Turkish-English - Kopamam senden aÅŸkÄ±mdan sevgilimden

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Title	Kopamam senden aÅŸkÄ±mdan sevgilimden
Text Submitted by nourah	Source language: Turkish Kopamam senden aÅŸkÄ±mdan sevgilimden Bir allahÄ±m var inan ki bir de sen AteÅŸe atma yanlÄ±z bÄ±rakma Seninle dolu bu kalbi unutma
Remarks about the translation	ne olur

Title	I can break away neither from you...
Translation English Translated by cheesecake	Target language: English I can break away neither from you, my beloved, nor from my love Believe me, I have only God, and you Don't throw me into the fire, don't leave me alone Don't forget this heart, which is full of you.

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 8 February 2009 22:29

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		7 February 2009 20:50
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi cheesecake, "my love or my beloved" Are both in the text? Could that 'really' mean: 'seriously'? full of with you ---> full of you
		7 February 2009 21:16
	cheesecake Number of messages: 980	My love is actually the noun form, the love itself, and beloved is the person, so maybe I should change "my love" as affection or romance? What do you think? And "really" is actually "believe me". I guess I misunderstood, so I will edit it.
		7 February 2009 21:23
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	OK. Let's see what the poll says.
		7 February 2009 21:39
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Could "my feelings" fit? But anyway I don't fully understand that line...
		7 February 2009 22:04
	cheesecake Number of messages: 980	Hmm actually not exactly, but maybe you are right, but I am not sure. Shall I edit it or wait for any suggestions? And the line means "I cannot break away from nor you, nor my love neither my beloved..", but do you think it is correct like that?
		7 February 2009 22:06
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	But... aren't "you" and "my beloved" the same person?
		7 February 2009 22:11
	cheesecake Number of messages: 980	Yes actually, but 3 of the words are in the line (you, my love, my beloved) so I thought all of them must be in the translation.
		7 February 2009 22:27
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	OK, OK, let's see... What about, this? "I can break away neither from you, my beloved, nor from my love"
		7 February 2009 23:04
	cheesecake Number of messages: 980	Yes I'm sure it's much better than mine thank you lilian
		8 February 2009 09:38
	silenthill Number of messages: 17	Im not sure the verb "break away" is suitable or not to this meaning.