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Translation - Turkish-English - ölüm ölüm dedigin nesir gülüm ben senin icin...
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This translation request is "Meaning only".
Title
ölüm ölüm dedigin nesir gülüm ben senin icin...
Text
Submitted by
vovere
Source language: Turkish
ölüm ölüm dedigin nedir gülüm ben senin icin yaşamayı göze almışım
Remarks about the translation
<edit>" yeşamayı" with "yaşamayı" and "nesir" with "nedir"</edit> (01/13/francky thanks to cheescake, vovere and turkishmiss's notifications)
Title
Death, what is the thing that..
Translation
English
Translated by
cheesecake
Target language: English
Death, what is the thing that you call death, my rose? I have taken the risk of living for you.
Last validated or edited by
Tantine
- 26 January 2009 01:33
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12 January 2009 18:34
Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi Cheesecake
Great English
I've set a poll as I don't speak any Turkish (yet).
Bises
Tantine
12 January 2009 18:41
cheesecake
Number of messages: 980
Hi Tantine, thanks
OK, sure.
13 January 2009 23:00
vivacious
Number of messages: 2
Hi cheesecake,
Nice translation
14 January 2009 12:20
fatmahalic
Number of messages: 7
SON CUMLE DOGRU DIGERLERI YANLIÅž GIBI
14 January 2009 16:11
Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi fatmahalic
Firstly, please explain in English, I don't speak any Turkish, which is why I set a poll.
Secondly, please don't "shout". Writing in capitals is considered as "shouting" and we should avoid it unless we are really angry with someone.
Bises
Tantine
14 January 2009 19:28
cheesecake
Number of messages: 980
fatmahalic which part is wrong for you? please tell me so that I can make it correct.. ?